Women’s Mentor helping women reconnect with their confidence, self-trust, and intuition
Through private mentoring, retreats, and transformational programs, I help women reconnect with who they truly are so they can navigate life with clarity, confidence, and connection.
Women’s Mentoring for Personal Growth, Self-Trust & Transformation
As a women’s mentor, I support women who want to reconnect with themselves, strengthen their confidence, trust their intuition, and create lives that feel aligned with who they truly are.
What does a Women’s Mentor help with?
- Confidence and self-worth
- Life transitions
- Self-trust
- Boundaries
- Authenticity
- Intuition
- Personal growth
- Spiritual connection
- Alignment and purpose
Why Women’s Mentoring Matters
The most important relationship we’ll ever have is the one we have with ourselves – which includes the divinity we all have inside of ourselves.
Unfortunately, we were never taught how to nurture this, and often even discouraged to let this inner light guide us. Instead we were encouraged to be logical with our decisions instead of following our hearts, leading to a deep disconnect over time.
However, as we practice reconnecting with our authentic selves and this divinity inside of us we start feeling the true depths of our human experience. We are able to make honest decisions with confidence, feel connected to our intuition, and trust that we are always being guided.
Why the Dedication to Inner Work
By doing this type of inner work, we can experience the life we are meant to be living. We can experience a life that feels like us. If we are not truly connected to who we are and what we need, we move through life as though we were wearing shoes that don’t really fit.
As a mentor, I love guiding other women through this process. It’s not always an easy or comfortable journey. To realign your life with your core values takes courage, and dedication. Healing is not linear and it can be really helpful to have someone keep you grounded and reassured along the way.
My vision for us, as a collective, is that we each become a little bit obsessed with our lives. That we nurture our innate connection to the cosmos and develop trust. That we stop playing small, that we don’t let fear run the show and that we authentically show up, no matter how disruptive it may seem at times.
A Little More About Me
Hey, I’m Leah, a Women’s Mentor, Yoga Instructor, Retreat Facilitator, and the Founder of Reconnect.
I’m Originally from North Vancouver, Canada , however the small surf town of Lobitos, Peru has been home since 2013.
Looking back, surfing changed the course of my life in ways I never could have anticipated. What began as curiosity became a profound journey of self-discovery. Through surfing, I was invited into a deeper relationship with myself, one that challenged me to face fear and limiting beliefs, surrender control, trust my intuition, and reconnect with what truly mattered.
Before surfing, yoga was my first gateway into personal growth, spirituality, and self-inquiry. It introduced me to the power of presence and the connection between mind, body, and spirit. Over the years, that path has continued to unfold through dedicated practice, intuitive development, and a deep curiosity about what it means to live in alignment with our authentic selves.
Today, my work is rooted in the belief that we already hold the wisdom we seek. Sometimes we simply need the space, support, and guidance to reconnect with it. Through women’s mentoring, retreats, and transformational experiences, I help women cultivate greater self-trust, confidence, intuition, and connection to themselves.
When I’m not mentoring or facilitating retreats, you can find me spending time with my dogs, connecting with friends, surfing, reading or rewatching Gilmore Girls.
I absolutely love this work and consider it to be a privilege. Thank you for being here.
“Not until you turn to face yourself head-on, confronting one dragon sized fear at a time, can you truly come to know what it means to be empowered and liberated at the same time”
Caroline Myss