
Goddess Phoenix
A True Pioneer in Ethical BDSM Education, Community Leadership, and Global Awareness
With over three decades of unwavering dedication to the BDSM and kink communities, Goddess Phoenix stands as a beacon of ethical practice, education, and empowerment. Her journey has been defined by a commitment to fostering safe, consensual, and informed experiences within the world of BDSM and kink.
Professional Biography
Goddess Phoenix began her path in the early 1990s, quickly rising as a respected dominatrix known for her professionalism, presence, and ethical standards. Her approach emphasizes the vital pillars of BDSM: consent, communication, and mutual respect — setting a global benchmark for responsible, empowering kink practices.
In 2020, recognizing the need for elevated education and community excellence, she founded Ambassadors Of Kink™ (AOK) — a private membership alliance dedicated to promoting global awareness, safety, and best practices in BDSM. Through workshops, seminars, and educational outreach, AOK has empowered countless individuals to explore their desires safely and confidently.
Beyond education, Goddess Phoenix has long been a voice for advocacy and visibility, working to dispel harmful myths and foster acceptance for kink practitioners worldwide. Her influence is regularly featured in major publications and documentaries.
Kink Life Coaching & Holistic Empowerment
Goddess Phoenix offers transformational guidance for both individuals and couples seeking deeper connection, sexual freedom, and personal growth. Through her Kink Life Coaching, she creates a judgment-free environment for open communication, discovery, and healing.
She is especially passionate about supporting those navigating Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), offering a unique blend of kink-informed healing and holistic practices that integrate mind, body, and energy. Her sessions are safe, sacred, and designed to awaken one’s inner power.
Entertainment Consulting
With extensive real-world and educational experience, Goddess Phoenix serves as a BDSM Consultant for film and media, ensuring accurate, respectful portrayals of kink culture. She was featured in Touch, a globally recognized documentary by Max Candy — filmed over ten years across the world — exploring the truths, myths, and humanity behind BDSM.
Professional Media Kit
Mission Statement:
To inspire a global shift in understanding BDSM through education, ethics, and empowerment — cultivating communities grounded in respect, consent, and legacy.
Core Values:
- Consent: Every act must be mutual, informed, and enthusiastically embraced.
- Education: Providing high-quality resources and experiences for personal and professional growth.
- Community: Creating a safe, inclusive network of open dialogue, mentorship, and progress.
Services Offered
- Workshops & Seminars: From foundational kink to advanced techniques
- Online Education: Articles, videos, and guides on BDSM best practices
- Private Consultations: For individuals, couples, and professionals
- Kink Life Coaching: Personalized support for empowerment and exploration
- Entertainment Consulting: Advising on accurate BDSM portrayals in film and media
Notable Achievements
- Founder of Ambassadors Of Kink™ (AOK):
A private, invite-only alliance honoring the world’s most elite BDSM educators and professionals. AOK champions ethical standards, inclusive values, and the advancement of sex-positive education across the globe. - Speaker at Kennesaw State University:
Delivering lectures on SSC (Safe, Sane, and Consensual) and RACK (Risk-Aware Consensual Kink) - Featured in Major Publications:
Playboy, Bizarre Magazine, Skin Two, Kink Queens, WBD, and more - Documentary Feature:
Touch by Max Candy — exploring global kink culture - BDSM Consultant:
For multiple film and entertainment projects



Bikini & Fitness Model
As a health and fitness advocate, Goddess Phoenix has been decorated as a bikini and fitness model, winning in six separate categories in 2018. She is also recognized as a #1 Best Selling Author for Health & Wellness.


