About Clarke
I am an international, pleasure-centered, plant-eating, sex-positive woman with a dream of helping all people have better sex, and live authentically in their sexuality.
How do I do this? I start by coaching women one on one- and let their sexuality drip-drip-drip into the fabric of society, shattering the masculine model of sex we are all socially constructed to participate in.
Education & Background
I have been advocating for sexual equality, and educating women about their bodies for most of my life, but I have officially been working as a Sex and Pleasure Coach, Educator and Sexologist for over two years now. With a degree in Gender, Sexuality and Psychology from the American University of Paris, and current enrollment in both the American Association of Sexuality Educators Counselors and Therapists (AASECT) certified Institute for Sexuality Education and Enlightenment, and California State University Fullerton’s Masters in Counseling program - I am consistently educating myself in this field, staying on top of new sexological information and research.
Sexology is a developing social science (and profession), so it is imperative to stay up to date on new books and research, and also to accumulate a toolbox by paying attention to what is actually working in session with clients. With hundreds of client sessions under my belt, I am equipped with the powerful and transformative knowledge to assist you in reaching your goals.
My experience living in Paris, France for three years opened my mind to international perspectives on sex and sexuality. I then moved to Melbourne, Australia where I began working in the Australian Institute of Sexology and Sexual Medicine (AISSM), a psycho-sexual therapy clinic run by Chantelle Otten. These international moments of my life have created a unique and cultured clinical framework for me to work from.
While I mainly work in my own clinic, I also practice eight clinic hours a week with AISSM.
I am kind, open, non-judgemental, and irrevocably passionate about women, and all genders, owning their sexuality and feeling free in their erotic choices. I have research interests in the effects of mainstream, unethical pornography on women and all genders, dating apps and how they impact modern love, deconstructing heteronormative monogamous patriarchy, sexual societal trauma (a term I coined), and the deliberate and purposeful sexual subjugation of women, female-identifying people, and people with vulvas.
Throughout my clinical experience I have picked up specific interests in the queering of one’s sex life, kink, and polyamourous lifestyles.
I recognize that my work is inspired by, and impossible without, sex educators of color, Black femme sexuality professionals, sexologists from Germany in the late 1800’s and early 1900’s, Alfred Kinsey, Bill Masters and Virginia Johnson, Helen O’Connell, Emily Nagoski, Esther Perel, sex workers, strippers, queer communities, pelvic floor physiologists, my clients, Lilith, Mary Magdalene, the Black Madonna, and every person who has dared to embrace and explore their sexuality in a severly repressed sexual environment.