Yes, Cuddling Is My Job — and Yours Is to Feel Better.
Hi, I’m Jen — and if you’re here, you’re probably craving something simple but deeply powerful: safe, caring touch.
Maybe you’ve been feeling alone, disconnected, or starved for closeness. Maybe you miss being held without expectations — just warmth, presence, and acceptance. You’re not broken. You’re human. And you don’t have to go through it alone.
At Cuddle Jen, I help touch-craving and touch-loving humans reconnect with themselves and others through authentic, platonic, non‑sexual touch. Every cuddle session is a space for you to breathe, feel, and be wholly accepted — no masks, no judgments.
My background in nursing, caregiving, and doula work has given me a deep understanding of emotional and physical care. Over the past decade, I’ve trained in everything from trauma responsiveness and relationship dynamics to professional cuddling and community connection. This journey has shaped me into what I call a “relationship doula” — someone who helps people nurture connection in one of the most human ways possible: through safe touch.
Background
Medical Assistant and Certified Nursing Assistant - 2011
Birth Doula Training DONA - 2013
San Diego Breastfeeding Center Task Force Manager - 2014
Placenta Encapsulation APPA - 2015
Death Doula Training INELDA - 2016
Lactation Educator Counselor Training UCSD - 2017
Elementary School Nurse - 2019
Cuddlist Training - 2020
Matthias Barker Trauma Training - 2021
Biology of Trauma Training - 2021
Community Cuddles Facilitator - 2021
Cuddlist Certification - February Cohort - 2025
Who I Work With
Everyone. I welcome people of all backgrounds, bodies, and identities — across age, ethnicity, gender, sexuality, relationship style, neurotype, or ability. I’m neurodivergent, sex‑positive, solo‑partnered, poly‑informed, and kink‑affirming. Everyone deserves safety and connection.
Disclosure
I’m not a therapist or medical professional, but I am committed to being trauma‑responsive — meaning I meet you where you are, attuned to how your body and emotions show up. If something arises that needs more specialized care, we’ll collaborate on next steps together.
So bring your stuffies, your jammies, your favorite blanket — and your whole self.
Come heal with me. Come cuddle with me.
We’ve got connecting to do.