We believe people deserve rest, safety, and hot sex!
Sexuality is an integral aspect of human development.
It's time we started acting like it.
While much time, money and energy have gone into areas of self-betterment, the human sexual experience has been left in the dust. The medical-industrial complex, modern research, and current psychological theory are deeply lacking when it comes to sexual health awareness.
It’s as simple as this– sex deserves better.
Imagine a world free from shame, full of bodily autonomy, rich with sexual agency, safe for self-expression, and full to the brim with pleasure. It’s so “hedonistic” it’s hard to imagine. But that is because we are drowning in old capitalistic structures that have made it painfully difficult to just be. And just “being” is the first step to having good sex. Just “being” is the first step to enjoying our food without worrying if it’s good/bad/right/wrong. Just “being” is the key to taking an afternoon nap and relishing in it.
With hard times and oppressive structures in place- how do we access our joy? Is noticing pleasure an act of rebellion?
If we struggle to enjoy the small pleasures, how can we tap into the big, vulnerable pleasure that is sex?
Sex + Pleasure Coaching
What it looks like
Sex, Pleasure, and Relational Coaching looks similar to “regular” therapy, because our coaches have post-graduate therapeutic knowledge, education, and clinical experience in psychotherapy. However- coaching is a more cozy, mindful experience- perfect for those afraid to talk to their therapist about sex, or those who have talked to their therapist about sex but to no successful end. Similar to going to your general doctor and getting a referral for a specialist~ We are the sex specialists!
Coaching fits beautifully for sexual and relational work because sex is a highly vulnerable topic- and a more personal and casual setting allows the client to go deeper, without feeling intimidated or shamed. Coaching includes psychosexual education, specific techniques, and paradigm shifts that can only be realized when there is a solid (non-hierarchical) relationship between coach and client.
Coaching often includes at-home activities between sessions, occasional laughs and silliness (sex can be fun and silly!), and deep transformational work. This work is born from the liberated perspective of a sensual world that exists outside of the *occasionally* rigid structures of traditional therapeutic theory.
Clarke (she/her)
is a sex, pleasure, and relational coach with hundreds of hours of psychotherapy training and clinical experience. She has a B.A. in Gender, Sexuality, and Society, and a M.S. in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and Marriage and Family Therapy. Clarke has completed over 3,000 hours of individual client sessions with folks from all over the world.
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Clarke is an expert in orgasm. She has helped many women previously anorgasmic find their orgasm for the first time. Clarke began her career working with women-identifying people who were struggling with low desire, sexual disconnect, inability to orgasm, and sexual shame and trauma. She has now expanded her practice to work with all genders and orientations, and is LGBTQIA+ and kink affirming. Clarke is passionate about viewing sex as a subjective experience. She helps her clients figure out their unique relationship with sex and sexuality and what kind of sex they truly want to be having. Once they arrive at that knowing, she helps them advocate for those experiences.
Clarke’s interests have expanded to the vastness that is the human sexual experience. She is fascinated by sexual satisfaction in long term relationships and the science (and the magic) that go into keeping that fire alive. She believes society has a very limited view of sex, and when we hone in on pleasure, sensuality, eroticism, the body, and define sex for ourselves, everything shifts! (For the better)
With an international background, Clarke fell in love with how different cultures view and discuss sex. She was transformed by her time in France- and can no longer settle for bad wine, bread, or sex. She was touched by her time in Australia, working for Chantelle Otten at the Australian Institute of Sexology and Sexual Medicine (a clinic she is still a clinician in), and feeding kangaroos whenever she got the chance. She lives a life full of experiencing pleasure unapologetically and is committed to helping others find the authentic expression of their sensual and non-sensual selves.
Emily (she/they)
is a coach who specializes in embracing queer identities and exploring nontraditional relationships. Emily helps folks navigate the complexities of finding and welcoming their queerness. Whether you're questioning, newly out, or seeking to build community, Emily provides a safe space to explore and celebrate your authentic self.
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Emily also focuses on expanding the possibilities of what love and partnership can look like. If you're curious about open relationships, polyamory, or other forms of ethical non-monogamy, you’ll learn tools to establish boundaries, communicate effectively, and cultivate fulfilling connections that honor your unique relationship style. Emily originally hails from the lush landscapes of the Pacific Northwest and now proudly calls Southern California home. Outside of coaching, you can find her spinning upside down on a pole. Her journey with pole dancing began as a form of artistic expression and fitness, but quickly evolved into a profound passion and lifestyle. She’s a proud cat mom to three adorable fluffs — who will crash your coaching sessions with almost certainty.
faqs
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Fill out a discovery call form for Clarke or Emily, and they will get back to you to set up a free 20 minute discovery call to see if you and them are a good fit.
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Yes! Currently all sessions are virtual, and we work with clients from all over the world.
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Erika Lust, Else Cinema, Bellesa, or following your favorite creators on OnlyFans!
Additionally great audio erotica from apps: Quinn, Dipsea.
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Come As You Are - Emily Nagoski (for vulva anatomy and orgasm difficulties)
Come Together - Emily Nagoski (for sexual satisfaction in long term relationships)
Mating in Captivity - Esther Perel (for desire in long term relationships)
Sex at Dawn- Christopher Ryan and Cacilda Jethá (for thinking about polyamory and ethical non-monogamy)
The Tragedy of Heterosexuality - Jane Ward (for figuring out how to navigate heterosexuality in a non-oppressive way)
The Art of Frugal Hedonism - Adam Grubb and Annie Raser-Rowland (for working on your relationship with pleasure in expensive times).
Sula- by Toni Morrison (for fiction regarding race, class, and pleasure).
How to Get Over a Boy - Chidera Eggerue (for help moving on and dealing with heartbreak).
Sensual Self: Prompts and Practices for Getting in Touch with Your Body - Ev’Yan Whitney (for sensual journal prompts and self-reflection).
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For business consulting sessions, email info@clarkerose.com.