Yes — in Jainism, the most suitable guidance for issues related to moh, life, and religion is usually from a Jain upadhyay, sadhu/sadhvi, acharya, or a Jain sangh/temple that conducts religious discourses and study sessions. Jain community organizations and temples commonly hold lectures, seminars, meditation, and educational programs on Jain philosophy, ethics, and scriptures, which can support spiritual counselling in a Jain way. ( jainknowledge.com)

For your kind of concern, the best Jain approach is:

• Talk to a Jain monk/nun or a learned Jain teacher
• Visit a nearby Jain sangh or jinalay
• Attend pravachan, swadhyay, and dhyan sessions
• Seek guidance focused on vairagya, aparigraha, and right conduct ( jainknowledge.com)

If you want, I can help you with a Jain-based way to understand moh and attachment in simple language.