Leah Mor - Intimacy & Dating Coach

Leah Mor - Intimacy & Dating Coach I help people transform their love life, Heal emotional patterns, deepen intimacy, and create intimate, healthy and lasting connections.

Find the one—by becoming the one. I bring a deep understanding of human connection, emotional healing, and personal transformation. With a background in social work and certifications in life coaching and image consulting, I have helped individuals move through self-doubt, rebuild confidence, and connect with their authentic selves. Currently training as a Somatica Practitioner, I offer an embodied, emotionally rich approach to dating and relationship growth. My style is nurturing yet direct—inviting you to explore your vulnerabilities, rewrite old patterns, and show up fully in love.

“I don’t just want you to find love. I want you to feel safe, seen, and alive in it.”

Through practical coaching and somatic tools, I help you uncover the patterns holding you back, build the skills to relate differently, and shift the way you show up in dating—from the inside out. This isn’t just about finding the right person. It’s about becoming the version of yourself who’s ready to create lasting, soulful love.

12/09/2025

Tired of being friend-zoned again and again?
The “friend zone” isn’t just about being too nice - it’s about how attraction is (or isn’t) signaled.
Research on romantic initiation shows that early expressions of interest are critical.

Here are 3 reasons you keep ending up in the friend zone - and how to change it:

❌ 1. You hide your romantic interest.
Fear of rejection makes you act neutral.
Without signals, the other person categorizes you as “just a friend.”

❌ 2. You don’t create playful tension.
Flirtation and light teasing are proven to increase romantic interest.

❌ 3. You delay physical or emotional intimacy too long.
Timing matters - relationships need early markers of attraction.

✅To break free from the friend zone:: express interest, add playfulness, and allow intimacy to grow naturally. ✨

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My name is Leah, and as an intimacy and dating coach I help people build confidence, move past fear, improve communication, and create intimate, lasting relationships.

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12/09/2025

Confidence is one of the most attractive qualities in dating - but not the “fake it till you make it” kind. Research shows that genuine self-esteem predicts healthier, more stable romantic relationships.

So how do you build real self-confidence that attracts love?

💘Start with your body. Somatic psychology suggests that posture and breathing influence how confident we feel (Mehling et al., 2011). Stand tall, breathe deep – your nervous system will follow.
💘Challenge negative beliefs. If you think “I’m not good enough,” you’ll unconsciously act in ways that confirm it. Cognitive-behavioral research shows reframing self-talk improves both mood and behavior.
💘Practice vulnerability. Sharing small personal truths creates trust. People are drawn to authenticity, not perfection.

True confidence isn’t loud - it’s the quiet belief that you’re worthy of love, just as you are.

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My name is Leah, and as an intimacy and dating coach I help people build confidence, move past fear, improve communication, and create intimate, lasting relationships.

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Do your relationships start strong but fizzle out after a few weeks? Research shows this often happens due to mismatched...
10/09/2025

Do your relationships start strong but fizzle out after a few weeks?
Research shows this often happens due to mismatched expectations, lack of emotional vulnerability, or poor communication patterns.

Here’s why it happens – and how to change it:

❌Shallow beginnings. If connection stays surface-level, attraction fades quickly. Deep emotional disclosure creates lasting bonds.
❌Fear of vulnerability. Without opening up, intimacy can’t grow.
❌Unclear boundaries. Relationships without clear needs and boundaries often collapse under stress.

✅ The shift? Focus on building emotional depth early on.
Practice vulnerability, set boundaries, and move at a pace that allows trust to form. ✨

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My name is Leah, and as an intimacy and dating coach I help people build confidence, move past fear, improve communication, and create intimate, lasting relationships.

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Tired of feeling like your first-dates get somehow messed up over and over again?It’s normal, and more common than you t...
10/09/2025

Tired of feeling like your first-dates get somehow messed up over and over again?
It’s normal, and more common than you think.

First dates carry a lot of pressure. Research shows that people form lasting impressions within the first 7 seconds of meeting someone. Yet most of us many times, unknowingly, sabotage connection before it even begins.

Here are 3 common first-date mistakes, and how you can avoid them:

1. Talking too much (or too little).
Studies on conversational balance show that mutual self-disclosure is key for attraction. Over-sharing or under-sharing both block intimacy.
💌A small tip: Practice the 50/50 rule - talk and listen equally.

2. Forgetting body language.
Research on nonverbal communication highlights eye contact and open posture as crucial signals of interest. Avoid closed body language like crossing arms or looking away too often.
💌My tip for you: Maintain gentle eye contact and a relaxed, open stance.

3. Rushing to intimacy too quickly.
Jumping too quickly into physical or personal closeness can backfire you. Secure attachment builds gradually.
💌A useful tip: Slow down. Focus on building comfort and emotional safety first.

A successful first date isn’t about being perfect.
It's about creating a safe, authentic space for building a connection. ✨

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My name is Leah, and as an intimacy and dating coach I help people build confidence, move past fear, improve communication, and create intimate, lasting relationships.

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