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Feeling safe is essential. This checklist explains the boundaries and consent practices that keep cuddle therapy professional, respectful, and non-sexual. Core principles Consent-led at every step Non-sexual, professional setting You can change your mind anytime Clear communication and check-ins Respect for personal space and comfort Before the session We’ll discuss what you’re comfortable with and what you’re not comfortable with. You can ask any questions—there’s no pressur

Pricing is one of the most common questions. Here’s a clear breakdown of cuddle therapy session lengths and what you get from each option. Embracing Moments Therapy pricing 60 minutes: £50 90 minutes: £75 Which session length should you choose? If you're new to cuddle therapy, 60 minutes can be a gentle introduction. If you’d like more time to settle, relax, and fully unwind, 90 minutes often feels more spacious. What affects cost in the UK Practitioner training and experienc

If you're curious about cuddle therapy, you're not alone. This guide explains what it is, what it isn't, and how a session works in a safe, professional, non-sexual setting. What cuddle therapy is Cuddle therapy (also called platonic touch therapy) is a structured, consent-led session focused on safe, comforting human connection. It can include conversation, guided relaxation, and agreed forms of platonic touch. What it is not Not sexual services Not dating Not massage Not a

Many people seek cuddle therapy during periods of loneliness, stress, anxiety, grief, or major life change. This post explains what a session can feel like and how we keep it safe and supportive. Why supportive touch can help Safe, consensual touch can be grounding. Combined with calm conversation and relaxation, it may help you feel more connected and regulated. A typical session flow Arrival and settling in Consent and boundaries check Relaxation and agreed touch options On