of or characterized by the overt display of affection, compassion, and other tender feelings, as through hugging, crying, etc.: used disparagingly to convey excess, indulgence, superficiality, etc.: a touchy-feely support group
See touchy-feely in American Heritage Dictionary 4
(tŭchˈē-fēˈlē)
adjective Informal
Marked by or emphasizing physical closeness and emotional openness: became uncomfortable when the group therapy session got too touchy-feely.
Based on sentiment or intuition, especially to the exclusion of critical judgment: “a book that proves the existence of the Almighty … without recourse to spiritual mumbo jumbo or any of that touchy-feely faith stuff”(Adam Begley).