Frequently Asked Questions

A session is guided entirely by your comfort, and it doesn’t have to include cuddling at all. Many people come to us to gently explore safe touch again. Your session might be time to talk, share quiet presence, practise naming your boundaries, and slowly move toward touch, like holding hands or resting side-by-side, and then cuddling only if and when it feels right. You may choose to sit, lie down, or change direction at any time. This is your time to relax, feel supported, and receive care in a safe, platonic environment.

Sessions take place in private, peaceful healing spaces across the GTA, primarily in downtown Toronto. Each space is intentionally prepared to feel calm, welcoming, and safe from the moment you arrive.

We ask that you arrive feeling fresh and comfortable: Showered close to your session time, clean, freshly laundered clothing, and no strong perfumes or colognes. This is part of creating a space of mutual care and respect.

Cancelling your session requires at least 24 hours notice. If you cancel multiple times, your practitioner may decline future bookings. No-shows are not accepted, and you will no longer be accepted as a client. If you are running late, please text or email your practitioner before the appointment. Late arrival still counts as session time, and we cannot extend sessions for arrivals more than 15 minutes late.

Inbound sessions take place in your practitioner’s private, prepared space. Outbound sessions take place at your home or another location you choose. Not every practitioner offers both, so check each practitioner’s session format on our Practitioners page.

Feeling nervous is completely normal, especially before your first session. We start slowly with a conversation about what you’re hoping for and what feels comfortable. Nothing happens without your consent, there is no pressure to cuddle, and you can pause, change direction, or end the session at any time. Many clients find their nerves settle within the first few minutes.

This can happen naturally, and it's treated with neutrality and professionalism. The focus of the session remains on relaxation and connection—not arousal. We may simply shift positions or pause if needed.

If this is your first time trying a cuddling service, it's normal to feel a bit nervous or apprehensive. Not only are you embarking on a new service, but one that is more intimate in nature. We strive to create a comfortable and soothing environment where you can relax and fully be yourself during the session.

Most cuddle sessions are held in the practitioner’s space, meaning you visit their home or studio. Some practitioners do offer sessions at alternate locations, though additional fees typically apply to cover travel and time.