Change starts from within.

Change starts from within.

Meet Jackie Glaser

Jackie Glaser is a Jewish dating coach and former psychologist with over 20 years of experience in emotional healing, spiritual growth, and inner work. She’s helped thousands of women stop overthinking their love lives and start dating with clarity, confidence, and calm—by guiding them back to themselves.

Before stepping fully into coaching, Jackie led a successful career in psychology in Australia, appearing on national TV and supporting countless individuals through personal transformation. Her path took a spiritual turn when she moved to Jerusalem, where she created and founded many programs for Olami, a global jewish outreach for organizations with 320 locations, ultimately deepening her Torah learning and combining emotional insight with Jewish wisdom into a unique and powerful approach.

Now based in Los Angeles, Jackie is married and a proud mother to her daughter Ariella and two beloved stepdaughters. Having gotten married at 44, she knows firsthand what it means to do the work, wait with grace, and trust that love can arrive later—and still be everything you prayed for.

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Do you ever feel like peace is something you have to earn? Like, once you finally fix the relationship… or meet the person… or solve the problem… then you’ll feel calm? I used to live that way — constantly chasing p
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✨ You’re not in control… and that’s the best news. I know — that sentence can sound terrifying at first. Especially if you’ve spent your life trying to keep it all together. Trying to do “everything right.”
So many women I work with don’t even realize how much they “put on a show” when they’re dating. You smile even when you’re not feeling it. You agree when you actually want to say no. You hide the parts of you that feel t
✨💜✨ I am still so full from Sunday’s NY event — the warmth in the room, the laughter, the honesty, the courage. To every single one of you who came: thank you. I know it’s not always easy to show up. To take the time, to say &ldqu
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Rosh Hashanah is almost here. And if you’re single, I know how painful this time can feel. 💔 Walking into shul (synagogue), facing family, sitting with the quiet ache of “another year… still waiting.” It’s so real, an
✨ What if every moment that frustrates or hurts you… is actually trying to teach you something? ✨ Your triggers are messages, not problems. They point to old wounds, unmet needs, and opportunities to reclaim your self-trust. In this carousel
Sometimes I think about how many different versions of me I’ve already lived through. The girl who thought she had to be perfect to be loved. The woman who excelled in her career but went home to an empty apartment. The one who smiled while