Speaking & Collaboration
I speak on sex, money, the subtle negotiations of desire, economies of care, and the social and psychological architecture of power.
Who Books Me
My speaking work sits at the intersection of sex, psychology, law, and culture.
I speak to clinical audiences, academic audiences, and increasingly, rooms that have nothing to do with therapy at all — because the questions I work with aren't only clinical questions. They're cultural ones.
If your audience is grappling with power, intimacy, money, identity, or the gap between public performance and private life, I likely have something to say that will stay with them.
I'm a fit for:
Conferences and panels on culture, technology, and power
University and academic settings beyond clinical psychology
Media, podcasts, and editorial collaboration
Brand and product consultation in wellness, intimacy, and sexual health
Festival and ideas-series programming
Clinical and professional training (my original home base, and still very much active)
What I Bring
A decade of clinical depth. A trained eye for the psychodynamics of dominance, money, and desire. A voice that doesn't flatten complexity for comfort, and doesn't perform shock for attention.
I speak the way I work: direct and willing to name what's actually happening. My teaching and speaking draw on the same ground as my clinical work, and people tend to leave with language they didn't have before, for things they knew in their bones.
Recent Talks
I'm actively open to new speaking, teaching, and panel opportunities — reach out if you have a room this work belongs in.
Money and Erotics: The hidden financial architecture of every relationship
How colonial and religious history still shapes the questions we ask about sex
Catch up, Y’all: What sex workers understand about money and desire
The gap between how gender and sexual diversity actually work, and the frameworks we use to understand them
Spectacle, Pathology, and Power: The Colonial Roots of Sexuality in Psychology
Cultural Gaslighting and Real Work: The Psychosocial Implications of SESTA-FOSTA
Mental Health for Online Sex Workers
The Decolonial Erotic Inventory: Rethinking How We Take a Sexual History
Pair Bonding Beyond the Couple: EFT and the Developmental Model Applied to Non-Heteronormative Relational Structures
Money in the Clinical Encounter
Press and Media
Featured presenter, Chaturbate 1st Annual Health & Wellness Week, September 2021 — Mental Health Support for Broadcasters as part of a week-long series of mental, physical, and spiritual health workshops for Chaturbate's creator community.
Quoted in The New York Times Magazine cover story "Should Prostitution Be a Crime?" by Emily Bazelon (May 8, 2016) — a landmark feature on sex work, decriminalization, and the movement for sex worker rights.
Featured presenter, Chaturbate 1st Annual Health & Wellness Week, September 2021 — Mental Health Support for Broadcasters as part of a week-long series of mental, physical, and spiritual health workshops for Chaturbate's creator community.
Curious about my writing?
Read more of my thinking on sex and culture or learn more about me
Clinical Consultation
I offer consultation for therapists, sex educators, and clinicians working with sexual complexity, ethical non-monogamy, kink, sex work, gender-complex presentations, psychedelic integration, and the decolonial dimensions of clinical practice.
Consultation is available individually and in small peer groups, by telehealth worldwide.
To inquire, reach out directly.
elliott@elliottendre.com Subject line: Consultation Inquiry
Let’s Talk
Have something in mind?
Whether it's a keynote, a panel, a podcast conversation, a brand collaboration, or something you don't have a name for yet — if it sits at the intersection of sex, money, power, identity, or culture, I want to hear about it.
To inquire about a speaking engagement or training, reach out directly with a brief description of your event, organization, and timeline.
