Qunia

I have been interested in this therapy since it started almost a decade ago. At that time, I wanted to know what my role would be. I had to decide if I wanted to be a client or a therapist. I knew professional cuddling was interesting, and I wanted to learn more about it. Massage is the most popular form of touch therapy, and cuddling is another type that is just as important.

Fast forward to now, I am a professional cuddler and still find valuable service as a client. Touch is something that most take for granted, therefore do not realize how important it is to mental health and overall well-being.

There is no doubt that mental health is just as important as physical health, and cuddling is a beautiful way to support both. Cuddle Therapy is excellent for touch deprivation, stress, depression, loneliness, and so much more. This type of therapy has been around for less than a decade but has always been needed.

I offer open arms to hold you, a warm body to hug, non-judgment ears to listen to you, a shoulder to lean on, and someone to talk to.

There are plenty of platonic things that we can do if you need to be in my company but don’t necessarily want to cuddle the entire time. A few examples include watching a movie with popcorn in the comfort of my office or dinner. I can come up with plenty of activities and places that we can go. What ideas do you have?