Kimberly Clark
Shreveport, United States
Kimberly Clark is a national speaker, best-selling author, Navy veteran, Peer Support Specialist, and minister who brings real conversations into spaces that need them most. She speaks to teens, parents, and staff about emotional intelligence, not as a buzzword, but as a practical skill set that directly impacts behavior, communication, and decision-making. Her work centers on helping people understand what’s happening underneath the surface. Because what shows up as defiance, shutdown, or disconnection is often a lack of emotional awareness and language. Kimberly helps audiences slow that moment down, recognize what they’re feeling, and respond differently. Students walk away with clarity about themselves and tools they can actually use in real life. Parents gain insight into what their children may not know how to say. Staff and leadership teams leave with language and strategies that support both student behavior and their own well-being. Kimberly doesn’t rely on theory alone. She speaks from lived experience, walking through trauma, rebuilding her life, and learning emotional intelligence the hard way. That’s what makes her message land. It’s honest, direct, and immediately applicable. Her keynotes and trainings focus on emotional awareness, resilience, boundaries, communication, and self-leadership. Whether she’s in a school assembly, professional development setting, or community space, her goal is the same: to create understanding that leads to real change. Kimberly Clark doesn’t just motivate a room. She helps people think differently about themselves, and that’s where everything starts to shift.
Speaking topics
- The Cost of Being Liked
- Big Feelings, Real Choices
- You Can't Pour From an Empty Badge
Speaking fee: Contact for fee