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Jess Joury

RELATIONSHIP COACH

I’m a coach dedicated to helping highly sensitive and neurodivergent people navigate their workplace and personal relationships with clarity, confidence and self-trust.

Strong relationships support our mental health, resilience, and even our physical wellbeing.

In fact, the quality of our relationships is one of the strongest predictors of overall life satisfaction.

We often invest time and energy into improving our productivity and physical health, while our relationships quietly slip onto the backburner. Relationship skills aren’t taught at school—and for many of us, they weren’t modelled at home either.

If you’re struggling in your relationships—whether it’s work dynamics, dating, or friendships—then coaching might be for you.

Coaching can help you gain clarity and confidence in your relationships.

Explore my offer below, and let’s begin the journey of helping you navigate relationships with more self-trust and confidence.


I use evidence-based coaching techniques to support highly sensitive and neurodivergent people overcome challenges in work dynamics and personal relationships.

My Approach

I use a nervous system-based approach to help you stop reacting from a place of flight, fight or freeze—and start responding from a place of calm and confidence.

I’ll support you to:

  • Understand conflict patterns, attachment styles and triggers.

  • Build nervous system safety in all your relationships.

  • Initiate tough conversations with confidence.

  • Communicate clearly and set boundaries without guilt.

  • Navigate rejection, sensitivity, and emotional intensity with more ease.

You’re in the right place if…

  • You constantly replay conversations in your head, fretting over whether you’ve said the wrong thing.

  • You feel overwhelmed and unsafe during conflicts.

  • You find it difficult to set boundaries in relationships.

  • You constantly second-guess yourself in relationships.

  • You’ve tried many communication tips, but none feel tailored to your way of thinking.