Πλατωνική ανθρώπινη επαφή στην Αθήνα
The DrHugger experience is built on clear information, human review, open communication and consent that can change at any time.
DrHugger accepts session requests. The steps below explain the information and human confirmation process, without automatic booking or guaranteed availability.
Every request is reviewed by a person. The aim is to give both sides enough space to understand what is being requested, what is permitted and what is not appropriate.
Choose the starting point that feels right for you. Your comfort, conversation and boundaries shape how the meeting unfolds.
If you prefer to meet remotely, you can choose online companionship and conversation. The online service does not include physical contact.
Ask about an online meetingA practitioner visits your home for €80, or you meet online for €40. Choose the format that suits you, with no separate introductory video call.
The two in-person options at your home described above remain €80 for 60 minutes. An online meeting is a separate option priced at €40.
An illustrative example, not a schedule you have to follow.
In the initial conversation, explain which option interests you. Before the meeting is confirmed, discuss the time, setting, cost and boundaries.
“I would like to get to know each other and talk first.”
Start with introductions. You can talk or prefer a quiet presence. If there is a wish for a hug, consent is checked at that moment and can always be withdrawn.
“I would like to pause and stay with conversation.”
The hour includes time to close without rushing the last moment. You can say what felt right, what did not, and whether there is anything you want to report.
“This helped me feel comfortable; I would prefer that differently.”
No. Choosing a meeting is not consent to contact. You can stay with conversation or change your mind at any time. The practitioner has the same right.
Read what the service is, what it is not, how boundaries work and what may lead to a request being declined or a session being stopped.
Only the information needed for an initial suitability check is requested. There is no automatic acceptance or immediate charge.
Before anything proceeds, the purpose of the meeting, personal boundaries, circumstances and anything needing clarification are discussed.
Consent is not a checkbox. It is an ongoing process. Every form of contact must be mutually acceptable at that moment.
Either person can ask for a change, a break or an immediate stop without having to justify it.
The experience ends with a clear closing and, where needed, space to report a problem or concern.
A “yes” is valid only while it remains a yes. Silence is not consent. Comfort comes before following the process.
Companionship, a calm presence, conversation or agreed platonic contact? Clarity helps.
What feels comfortable, what does not, and what you want to keep off limits.
DrHugger is not therapy, medical care, dating or a sexual service.
The process begins with understanding the framework, not with a commitment. Read what you need to prepare and what you should know about costs.
Choose a practitioner visit at your home for €80 or an online meeting for €40. We then confirm availability and the details of your meeting.
A practitioner visits your home for 60 minutes at €80, or you meet online for companionship and conversation at €40. No separate introductory video call is required.
Before meeting, we agree on the platonic framework, being fully clothed, sobriety, hygiene and confidentiality. The service is for adults aged 18 and over.
Every meeting begins with introductions and agreement on boundaries. At home, we also agree on comfortable positions and a stop word. Payment is made before the session begins; consent remains ongoing and can be withdrawn.
No. Choose one of the two services directly: a home visit for €80 or an online meeting for €40. Your request is confirmed subject to availability.
We leave time for a calm closing and a short conversation about your experience, whether you meet at home or online. Closing does not include pressure to purchase products or book again.
Photo: Max Harlynking / Unsplash.
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