Our society is suffering from chronic touch deprivation and, to make matters worse, we have also sexualized touch. Touch deprivation is linked to anxiety, depression, aggression, stress, violent behavior, impulsiveness, low job performance, poor relational skills, and so on. Sadly, many people in our society come from communities where they were never, or rarely, touched by their parents, family members, or friends or only experience touch through sex. There’s a better way. Cuddling provides safe, non-sexual, mutually beneficial touch that many of us never received in the past or currently do not experience in the present. Much like yoga, meditation, and mindfulness, professional therapeutic touch is healing and transformative.
Try healing touch therapy with a cuddle practitioner, and see just how much more alive you will feel. We look forward to embracing you.
What does it take to become a Cuddlist Practicioner?
1) You are looking for a powerful outlet to channel the affection and strength you have to share
2) You re you naturally drawn to seeing the best in others and enjoy helping them see it too?
3) You empathize easily yet know to not rush in and “rescue” others?
4) You able to establish boundaries in a positive and consistent way?
These qualities combined with strong communication skills and a love of being fully present for another are the basic ingredients of a great Cuddlist.
Watch this 2 minute Forbes Video clip with founders Adam Lippin and Madelon Guinazzo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=08clNJ371xE&...