What is The Intimacy Room?

The Intimacy Room is a telehealth therapy practice founded by Jessica Reis, a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with certifications in sex therapy and financial therapy. The practice helps couples and individuals with intimacy, trust, communication, affair recovery, and the emotional dynamics of money. Therapy is available to clients in Florida and New York, and coaching is available nationwide.

What is financial therapy?

Financial therapy combines therapeutic technique with financial awareness to address the emotional and relational dynamics of money. It helps couples and individuals understand how financial stress, differing money values, and wealth-related decisions affect their relationships and well-being. Many clients begin here and find the work opens into intimacy and relationship concerns.

Sex therapy is a specialized form of talk therapy that addresses sexual concerns, intimacy challenges, desire discrepancies, and sexual communication between partners. It does not involve any physical contact. Sessions focus on the emotional, psychological, and relational factors affecting sexual health and satisfaction.

Does The Intimacy Room help with affair recovery?

Yes. Jessica works with couples recovering from infidelity, including emotional affairs and AI-mediated affairs. She is trained in Gottman's Treating Affairs and Trauma program, and the work focuses on rebuilding trust, disclosure, and repair regardless of how the betrayal occurred.

Jessica Reis is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with certifications in sex therapy (AASECT Certified Sex Therapist) and financial therapy. She holds a BA in Finance from Hofstra University and an MA in Marriage and Family Therapy from Syracuse University, and is pursuing doctoral training in Human Sexuality. Her approach is structured and direct, identifying patterns quickly and offering clear frameworks for change.

Where does The Intimacy Room see clients?

The Intimacy Room provides therapy via secure, HIPAA-compliant video to clients located in Florida and New York, including Boca Raton, Miami, West Palm Beach, Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Long Island. Coaching is available to clients nationwide.

What is Jessica's therapeutic approach?

Jessica's approach is structured and direct. She draws from Gottman Method Couples Therapy (Levels 1 and 2 trained), Emotionally Focused Therapy, attachment-based work, relational systems theory, evidence-based sex therapy, financial therapy frameworks, and somatic awareness practices. The emphasis is on structural relational change rather than short-term symptom reduction.

Does The Intimacy Room accept insurance?

The Intimacy Room does not accept insurance. Sessions are self-pay, and payment is collected prior to each session. Receipts are available upon request for clients who wish to seek out-of-network reimbursement.

How is The Intimacy Room different from other therapy practices?

The Intimacy Room combines sex therapy, couples therapy, and financial therapy in one practice. This integrated approach recognizes that intimacy, communication, and money are interconnected in modern relationships. The practice is designed for clients who want direct, strategic therapy that creates measurable change.

Somatic yoga and breathwork for teams and founders

With Jessica Reis, RYT 200

I combine somatic yoga with practical education about stress and the nervous system. We'll practice together and work out how to use what you've learned during your workday.

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A therapist's perspective on workplace stress

As a psychotherapist and founder, I'm interested in why taking a break can feel difficult even when there's time for one. That question shapes how I teach. We pay attention to what happens when you slow down and how you respond to it.

I explain the purpose of the practices we try, so you can decide what's useful to you. Before we finish, we'll choose a short practice you can repeat on your own and work out where it fits into your week.

Workshops and private sessions

Tell me who you're bringing together and what their workdays look like. We'll choose a focus and format before the session.

For your team

For teams moving from one meeting to the next. I'll lead movement and breathing practices, with a focus on noticing tension and making time for a pause before the next conversation.

We can plan a workshop at your office or make it part of a team off-site. Chair-based options let people join in everyday clothes.

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For founders

For founders who keep thinking about the business long after they've closed their laptops. We'll practice yoga and breathwork, then choose an exercise to use at a specific point in your day, such as before a high-stakes meeting or when you finish work.

Sessions can be one-on-one or with a small founder group.

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For retreats and events

I'll work with the host to plan a yoga session that fits the retreat. We'll agree on the pace of the practice and what your guests will need beforehand.

Sessions include a few short practices guests can try again once they get home.

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What happens in a session

In my teaching, somatic means paying attention to how a movement feels as you do it. I'll guide the practice and offer adjustments as we go.

You can stay seated or sit out any part of the session. There's time to ask questions and repeat an exercise before trying it on your own.

Participation is optional. You won't be asked to share personal experiences or discuss your mental health with colleagues.

Hi, I'm Jessica

Jessica Reis Psychotherapist & founder Registered Yoga Teacher (RYT 200)

I'm a psychotherapist and Registered Yoga Teacher (RYT 200). I teach with attention to alignment and how movement feels in your body.

Running my own businesses gives me a personal connection to this work. I know how easily a break becomes time to answer one more message. At The Somatic Room, I make time to practice the things that can be hard to fit into a working day.

Before you book

Does everyone need yoga experience?

No. I'll explain each movement and offer options as we go. Beginners are welcome.

Do we need mats or workout clothes?

A chair-based session can work in everyday clothes. For a longer yoga practice, you may need mats and comfortable clothing. We'll agree on this before the event.

Where do sessions take place?

I come to your group, so we'll plan the session around the space you have available. We'll confirm travel arrangements before booking.

Are these therapy sessions?

No. These are yoga and educational wellness sessions, separate from my psychotherapy practice. They don't include assessment or mental health treatment.

What does a session cost?

Each session is quoted individually. Send me the details of your event and I'll put together a proposal.

Tell me what you're planning

Use the form below to tell me what you're planning and who the session is for. Please include the date and location so I can check availability.

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