Speaker

Theo is a regular commentator on TV and radio with appearances on Radio 4, Good Morning Britain, Five Live, Lorraine, BBC News, LBC, Times Radio and GB News. She also reviews the papers for Sky News and moderates panels at conferences. She has appeared on the main stage at literature festivals, hosted live podcasts and been a guest on major shows such as Woman's Hour and Happy Mum, Happy Baby. 

She is represented by the following agencies:

Chartwell Speakers (corporate speaking engagements)

Apple Tree Literary (book/writing)

Halfpenny Communications (birth trauma campaign/Maternity Commissioner petition)

Please contact Theo via her agents above or her website contact form to request further information or to make a booking.

News

Breaking the Taboo features on Politics Midlands

The launch of Theo Clarke's new book 'Breaking the Taboo: why we need to talk about birth trauma' was highlighted on Politics Midlands today. The piece featured a response from the Care Minister, Stephen Kinnock MP, before a discussion from the panel.

Theo Clarke to speak at Fawcett Conference

Theo Clarke will be speaking at the upcoming Fawcett Conference: For a Feminist Future (8th February). A central finding of the Birth Trauma Inquiry was the lack of dignity experienced by mothers whilst going through their trauma.

Theo Clarke to speak at Public Policy Exchange

Theo Clarke is proud to be a keynote speaker at Public Policy Exchange's conference on 'Strengthening Midwifery Services: Rebuilding NHS Midwifery Services Under a new Labour Government and Ensuring Quality Care for All'.

Theo Clarke speaks at the Council of Europe

Theo Clarke, one of the United Kingdom's delegated to the Council of Europe, spoke at the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe's meeting today. She highlighted the mounting pressures on maternity services in Gaza, caused by the ongoing war in the region.

Theo Clarke speaks to midwifery students

The Conservative candidate for Stafford, Theo Clarke today spoke to midwifery students at Staffordshire University about her work with the All-Party Parliamentary Group on birth trauma.