Healing Through Hugs: Epiphany Jordan's Take on Touch Therapy
Our brains are forming all these different neurological pathways and they found that you know human touch can make the difference between.
Ever wondered if a simple hug could be a game-changer in addiction recovery? In this eye-opening episode of 'High While Clean', host Eric McCoy sits down with Epiphany Jordan, author and professional cuddler, to explore the transformative power of human touch. Epiphany, who runs Karuna Sessions in Austin, Texas, sheds light on how our culture often misinterprets touch as inherently romantic or sexual, sidelining its profound health benefits.
She argues that this misunderstanding leaves many people—both single and partnered—deprived of essential nurturing contact. Could this lack of touch be driving some to self-medicate with drugs? Eric and Epiphany delve into this intriguing theory. Epiphany shares her journey in the touch business, explaining how non-sexual human contact can form vital neurological pathways in the brain, aiding in emotional and mental well-being.
She also offers practical advice through a DIY workshop for those looking to meet their touch needs in a healthy way. This episode isn't just informative; it's a heartfelt exploration that challenges societal norms and offers fresh perspectives on addiction recovery. Tune in to discover how something as simple as a hug could make a world of difference.