Podcast appearances and mentions of jacqueline hellyer

Nightlife looks at the real story of sex as we age with Jacqueline Hellyer, Clinical Psychosexual Therapist & Relationship Therapist, joining Philip Clark on a journey into sex at a mature age. 

Menopause Matters Episode 3 Menopause and your sex life: Reclaiming your relationship Keeping your relationship and sex life thriving while dealing with hot flushes, sleepless nights and fluctuating moods in menopause can feel like an impossible task.In this episode, host Alison Brahe-Daddo talks to sex and relationship therapist Jacqueline Hellyer, who delivers sage advice on why women need to reframe the way we think about sex during and after menopause: “It comes down to what is pleasure for you? What makes YOU feel good?”Jacqueline shares her advice on how to open up to your partner about what's going on during perimenopause, how to create ‘micro connections' throughout the day and why it's time to honour the female body as the powerful miracle it is.This episode of Menopause Matters is brought to you by HCF, Australia's largest not-for-profit health fund. Guest bio: Jacqueline Hellyer is a sex and relationship therapist and founder of the LoveLife Clinic in Sydney. She's been working with individuals and couples for nearly 20 years.For more on Jacqueline, follow her on Instagram @jacqueline.hellyer and visit her website https://www.jacquelinehellyer.com/   Support the show: https://www.hcf.com.au/podcast/menopause-matters This podcast contains general health information and shouldn't be relied on as medical advice. If you have any health concerns, speak to your doctor. HCF doesn't endorse any statements or opinions made during the podcast. If the podcast makes you feel depressed or anxious and you need to talk to someone straight away, call Lifeline on 13 11 14.Support the show: https://www.hcf.com.au/podcast/navigating-parenthoodSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.Support the show: https://www.hcf.com.au/podcast/menopause-mattersSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jacqueline Hellyer, a Sydney-based psychosexual therapist, talks with Karyn about kissing.

Do you want to deepen your connection to your partner, or to yourself, and have the best sex you've ever had? Well clinical sexologist Jacqueline Hellyer says, much of that will involve clearing the negative energies, barriers and blockages that conceal our true sensual & sexual nature.We are hardwired for pleasure and sex in humans is a predominantly bonding rather than reproductive function unlike other mammals. But due to the stresses of modern-day life, our nervous systems are dysregulated, leaving us feeling less than sexy, connected and calm. Not to mention the guilt & shame many of us carry around sex.  Let's fix that!On this episode we discuss how we need to ‘sink in' to ourselves to be able to ‘sync in' to our partners, how to make space for little moments of connection, how to quieten our minds & become more embodied, the key role of safety & where many of us may be going wrong with orgasms - yeah really, you heard that right. Our guest is Australian sex & relationship therapist, coach, retreat-host and author Jacqueline Hellyer who brings a typical Aussie no-nonsense, straight-talking approach to unleashing our sexuality and having the best sex we've ever had. I laughed a lot on this episode and I hope you do too!  You can connect with myself and Jacqueline on the links below: Shannon's instagramShannon's websiteJacqueline's website (links to her blogs, retreats and LoveLife podcast)Jacqueline's instagramMusic by: Flood (Instrumental) by RYYZN https://soundcloud.com/ryyznCreative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported — CC BY 3.0

Let's talk about sex!  Sex is a subject that can be so hard to talk about and on this podcast I want to try and normalise it.Because let's face it, sex on an infertility journey can sometimes become a massive chore when you are tired, overworked,  emotional and just not in the mood - and that goes for both people in the relationship!Plus when it becomes all about making a baby, it can start to feel forced, and lack intimacy.Today on the podcast I talk to one of the world's leading experts on sex, love and intimacy, Jacqueline Hellyer.Some things we cover today are:What is a psychosexual therapist or sex therapist Why sex is still such a taboo subject in societyWhy our love life is so much broader than sexWhy masculine and feminine is out and yin and yang is in When infertility and sex becomes a chore - and what do to about itHow to restore intimacy in your relationshipWhy planning sex can be a GREAT thingThe way to approach sex as bonding not for conceptionHow to make sex special - 4 nights in a rowHow to keep that intimacy during IVFIs prioritising sex for last thing at night the best approach?Enjoy xxBellaWant more?1. Remember if you want daily tips and advice from me (and occasionally some humour) come and hangout with me on Instagram here.2. Or you can find out about my Mind Body programs here and how you can work with me.3. Or download my FREE GUIDE: Fertility Mojo Makeover: 3 Ways to Regain Your Mojo and Surrender to the Journey (Without Giving Up!)If you liked this episode, please take a few moments to pop into Apple iTunes and leave a podcast review. It would mean the absolute world to me and it means that more people will be able to find and enjoy the podcast.Want to Connect with Jacqueline?Jacqueline Hellyer, is one of the world's leading experts on sex, love and intimacy and is an accredited Psychosexual therapist.Jacqueline believes in sexuality - beyond shame, beyond sleaze, towards meaningful sex - and is influencing minds and bedrooms across the globe.You can find her here:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jacqueline.hellyer/Website: https://www.jacquelinehellyer.com/

They say absence makes the heart grow fonder. But, what if your new work-from-home routine means you and your partner are together every hour, every minute, every second of every day? Sex therapist and tantra instructor Jacqueline Hellyer says there are lots of ways to keep the mystery alive.

Are relationship ruts more likely to happen once you've been together for a long time or can you fall into the crack at any time?

Are relationship ruts more likely to happen once you've been together for a long time or can you fall into the crack at any time?

Did people have less sex in 2020? And do sex toys make for good Christmas stocking fillers? We talk to dynamic duo, Jacqueline Hellyer (popular sexologist) and the infamous Samantha X about the changing world of sex. In 2020 research from the Kinsey Institute indicated that Covid-stress and anxiety was taking a toll on peoples' sex lives. This isn't a new trend. Sex is changing, and our understanding of sex. We talk to Jacqueline about this taboo topic, and what her top three tips are on having great sex in 2020. We also talk to Samantha X about her recently launched and booming sex toy line. What are her best-sellers? And why is a sex toy the latest Christmas gift? Don't miss out - this is a cheeky, provocative and important conversation about all things sex in 2020.   

Heightened communication skills and deeper connection with your partner are just two of the benefits of striving to have better sex, according to sex and relationship therapist Jacqueline Hellyer.

My guest for this podcast is Jacqueline Hellyer. She is a sex therapist and educator, a relationship coach, speaker, author and blogger. An accredited psychosexual therapist, a certified coach with a Master's of Science in sexual health. She helps individuals and couples really find themselves not just through sex therapy, but with relationship counseling and coaching as well. Her goal is to help people cultivate love through their sexuality and use it to create greater connection, well-being and meaning in life.In this Podcast, we will be covering the fundamentals of relationships, sex and well-being and how to properly raise our children with the right distinctions instead of distortions about the reality of sexuality. And the true meaning and methods of Tantra and how to have a deep, meaningful connection with yourself and those with who you have an intimate relationship.In this interview you will discover:How to awaken your sexuality and discover what you truly needHow to raise our kids with sex education, not just reproduction education The realities of how porn is for entertainment, not education How to shake any shame you have around sex and discover there's more to it than just the physical sideHow sex can make us better people and build more rewarding connections This expert advice will enable you to take control of your life, get in touch with your body and soul, and allow you to connect with those who matter most to you.As Jacqueline describes, “Humans are essentially bonding creatures, that's how we function. We have right from the start. We are in small groups, we connect with people. It is so fundamental to our health and well being, emotional, physical, and mental that we have good quality connections with significant people in our lives. That is the essence of being human. We're not solo animals, we need other people.”TIMESTAMPS:3:59One of the ways that we have a quality connection with our most intimate and beloved is through sex.15:13When you throw shame and guilt into something that's so fundamental. You screw everybody up.17:22We don't give our kids sex education. We give them reproduction education.25:24Sexual energy creates life energy. It's a vital energy that creates life. Not just babies but our own life.32:48Tantra essentially is a way of getting more in touch with yourself and developing spiritually.If you'd like to see more of Jaqueline, you can find her here:https://www.jacquelinehellyer.com/And if you'd like to check me out, follow these links:https://melissajscott.comhttps://divinecreative.com.auhttps://hereticcreative.agencyhttps://www.connectionmarketing.online

We are having less sex than ever before and Cecelia and Nat wanted to find out why.  They chat with sexologist Jacqueline Hellyer about where we are going wrong, why the younger generation are having less sex than ever and strategies you can include to amp up your time in the bedroom to reinforce your health and your relationships. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

You might be in a similar boat to us and asking 'where did my libido go?' Well we've got good news, it's not lost!  Tegan and Leigh chat with sex therapist and relationship coach Jacqueline Hellyer to get as many tips and tricks on how to keep your relationship alive after you have kids.  Plus in our WTF moment of the week Tegan has officially hit the terrible two's.  CONTACT US Your hosts are Leigh Campbell & Tegan Natoli With thanks to our guest Jacqueline Hellyer You can find Jacqueline's book on this subject here; https://www.jacquelinehellyer.com/great-sex-after-kids Share your WTF moment by leaving us a message on 02 8999 9386. Fling us an e-mail: tgm@mamamia.com.au Or join our Mamamia Parents Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1047713658714395/ Feedback Survey here: https://www.surveygizmo.com/s3/5249253/44eb2ed2edff  This podcast was produced by Rachael Hart This Glorious Mess is a podcast by Mamamia. Explore more Mamamia podcasts: https://www.mamamia.com.au/podcasts  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Do you have a pet name for your partner? For some of us, melting into baby babble and pet names around our significant others makes us feel all gooey and loved-up inside. But for others, it's just a whole lotta cringe. Psychotherapist Jacqueline Hellyer joins Nat to chat about why we do it, how to tell your partner if you hate it, and whether you should try to embrace it.

Do you have a pet name for your partner? For some of us, melting into baby babble and pet names around our significant others makes us feel all gooey and loved-up inside. But for others, it's just a whole lotta cringe. Psychotherapist Jacqueline Hellyer joins Nat to chat about why we do it, how to tell your partner if you hate it, and whether you should try to embrace it.

Do you reckon it's OK to talk about your ex around your current partner? Exes can be a big part of what makes you who you are. But at what point can you say enough is enough? Psychosexual therapist Jacqueline Hellyet and psychologist and Director of Relationships Australia Elisabeth Shaw join Nat to chat about what's reasonable, what's not, and how to discuss the ex in a new relationship.

Do you reckon it's OK to talk about your ex around your current partner? Exes can be a big part of what makes you who you are. But at what point can you say enough is enough? Psychosexual therapist Jacqueline Hellyet and psychologist and Director of Relationships Australia Elisabeth Shaw join Nat to chat about what's reasonable, what's not, and how to discuss the ex in a new relationship.

Are you ready for my first interview in 2 years?! Yes? Good! If your partner were to feed you eggplant for dinner every night, and you didn't like eggplant, you would say something. Sadly, we don't feel as expressive in the realms of sex and intimacy. We put up with offerings we don't like, year in, year out, and then wonder why we have "lost" our libido. In my conversation with inter-personal sex therapist Jacqueline Hellyer, we come back often to the food metaphor, particularly eggplant. I love it! I feel that the metaphor really works. You realise how crazily blocked we are around sexual communication. www.nicolemathieson.com/sex-is-like-food

Do you reckon it's a dog move to sleep with your best mate's ex? The age-old Bro/Girl Code is thought to be an uncrossable line, but why? We hear from listeners who have been on different sides of the debate and chat with sex therapist Jacqueline Hellyer to decide if it's ever OK to break the Bro Code, and how to have that conversation if you do.

What really constitutes good sex? Tantra Instructor and sex therapist Jacqueline Hellyer, shares some incredible insights on the world of sex and eroticism. So many men and women dream of being good in bed.. But what do women really want in bed? What do men want in bed? Is the path to making her orgasm simply following a set of steps? Or is it like an artwork, where every body is a different style of art to be understood and appreciated?This is one of the most interesting interviews that I've ever done, so forget the sex positions and sex techniques for a moment, and discover the wisdom that Jacqueline has to offer.

The Five Love Languages is an idea created by Dr Gary Chapman that there are five general ways people like to express and receive love. Those are touch, quality time, words of affirmation, receiving gifts and acts of service. What the hell does all that mean and how can knowing your language improve your relationship? Featuring sex therapist and relationships counsellor Jacqueline Hellyer.

Do you keep a list of everyone you've slept with? You'll meet people who keep spreadsheets with all sorts of details in them, people who've reacted badly to hearing someone's number and some who have no idea what their number is. Featuring sex therapist Jacqueline Hellyer.

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https://tantrapunk.com/modernizing-sex-goddess-archetypes-with-jacqueline-hellyer-tpp130/ In this episode I’m joined by the highly accomplished Jacqueline Hellyer for an introduction to her vast array of great works and offerings and a discussion about the ways we can and should modernize goddess archetypes. She helps us bring deep ancient wisdom to the present within an educational framework that appeals to the experiences and sensibilities of modern people. About Jacqueline: I am a Sex Geek – completely and unabashedly fascinated by sex, love and intimacy in all its aspects from the biological to the psychological to the spiritual. As well as an enormous amount of formal study, I’ve done masses of personal research, and most importantly I’ve spent many thousands of hours talking with people about sex and relationships – my private clients, participants in my workshops and retreats, mingling with people after giving presentations and media appearances and in the wider world. There aren’t too many people in the world with this level of insight into what’s going on in people’s minds and bedrooms… I know what really does work and what doesn’t. We live in a society that’s pretty screwed up sexually, so many people are confused, misinformed and struggling with their sexuality. Which is such a shame because sex is a celebration of life and our sexual energy is our life energy. So I’m here to be a ‘light in the darkness’ to help guide people to fulfill their sexual potential and experience all the love, connection and freedom that comes with a whole, healthy sexuality. Please visit her website: http://www.jacquelinehellyer.com/

Meet guest Jacqueline Hellyer is an accredited Psychosexual Therapist for Mrs V's FREE Masterclass Webinar Series: - Do you want to know HOW to create a loving and fulfilling relationship ? - Are you wanting to DATE and not suer how to find the right person in the right place? - Have you got CHALLENGING relationships at work with men? - How do you EDUCATE your teens about sex? In this masterclass, Jacqueline Hellyer is an accredited Psychosexual Therapist with the Society of Australian Sexologists (SAS) - one of only a handful of practitioners in Australia with this level of certification; and is a Professional Certified Coach, with the International Coach Federation (ICF). She has written three books: Great Sex After Kids - survival guide, Sex Secrets for Busy People and Seven Sex Goddesses - sexual re-awakening for today’s woman. She also runs a successful LoveLife Blog and radio show, The Tantric Lounge. You can find out more about Jacqueline at www.jacquelinehellyer.com www.thelovelifeclinic.com

Find Your Road is a Series of 4 Interviews with Experts about the options women and men have at work or at home in regards to sexual harassment. Jacqueline Hellyer is a well known sex therapist with her own site Love Life jacquelinehellyer.com offering amazing workshops and sessions to help both women and men in relationships and their sex life. You can also watch the interview and other experts here: www.mrsvsociety.com/findyourroar

In this episode of the Single Mother Survival Guide Podcast, Julia talks with Jacqueline Hellyer from LOVELIFE. Jacqueline is a sex therapist, relationship coach, sex educator, tantra teacher, speaker, media expert, author and blogger….pretty much an all-around sex GURU. She’s been featured in magazines such as Men's Health, Women’s Health, Cosmopolitan, Cleo, Girlfriend, and Marie Claire, and on radio and television programs including Mix 106.5, Today, Sunrise, and 60 minutes. And she also has her own radio show and podcast, The Tantric Lounge. On the show we talk about relaunching your sex life as a single mother - how to overcome your fears of getting yourself back out there (if it's a been a while), being intimate with a new person (if you've been with the same person for a long time), how to NOT separate being a mum from being a sexual woman, overcoming body image issues you may have, and all the other sex questions you want to know as a single mother.     To find out more about Jacqueline's workshops, retreats, and online courses, to read her blog, and to contact her, visit www.jacquelinehellyer.com. You can download The Tantric Lounge Podcast here.  To visit Jacqueline's Facebook page click here.  To buy The Sex Life Survival Guide for Parents click here, or visit Jacqueline's website. To buy Sex Secrets for Busy people click here, or visit Jacqueline's website. To buy Seven Sex Godesses, visit Jacqueline's website. Visit us at Single Mother Survival Guide. Or connect with Single Mother Survival Guide on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, or Pinterest.     Disclosure: Some of the links in these notes are “affiliate links.” This means if you click on the link and purchase an item, Single Mother Survival Guide will receive an affiliate commission.

We talk about our finances, we talk about our diets, we even talk about our sicknesses with friends and family. But one topic remains taboo, our sex lives. Who goes to get relationship coaching & sex therapy when trouble sets in, or head off for a marriage counselling weekend? Jacqueline Hellyer takes on the toughest topic and brings sex into the light. In this interview we also discuss the effect pornography has on relationships and expanding the way we think about sex. I think by the end of this interview you will agree that relationship coaching & sex therapy go together - even if you are not an expert in the field. At least we can be a little less squeamish about it. The post Relationship Coaching & Sex Therapy with Jacqueline Hellyer appeared first on Frazer Holmes Coaching.