Brooklyn Emory, MSW

Brooklyn is a MSW therapist working towards her licensure as a Licensed Master Social Worker, who has experience working with children, families, and young adults navigating complex trauma and life transitions. She brings clinical insight, compassion, and a trauma-informed lens to every therapeutic relationship, creating space for healing, reflection, and growth.

Education & Exprience
- MSW with a specialization in Childhood and Family Trauma from Chamberlain University
- B.S Howard University
- Experience across Non-Profits, DFCS, community outreach, and direct care settings
- Skilled in supporting children and families impacted by foster care, adoption, shelters, and group homes

  Specialties & Approach 
- Childhood and Family Trauma
                                                               - CBT and Trauma-Informed Therapy
                                                               - Complex Systems and Care Coordination
                                                               - Foster Care and Adoption Transitions
                                                               - Emotional Regulation and Resilience
                                                               - Trauma-informed, individualized care rooted in empathy and ethical practice
                                                                - Interpersonal family conflict resolution

“When it comes to trauma—especially in children—there is no one-size-fits-all approach. Every story is layered, every need is unique, and every healing journey deserves to be met with intention. My work is grounded in the belief that safe, supportive spaces can transform lives. I’ve seen firsthand how trauma can shape families, and I’ve walked alongside those navigating its aftermath. From shelters to group homes, from outreach to advocacy, I’ve learned that healing begins when we listen deeply, respond thoughtfully, and honor each person’s lived experience. At Open Door Talk, I strive to be that open door—for reflection, for connection, and for change.”