About
Emily Taylor-Ginger, LCSW, is a trauma therapist, educator, and founder of Collective Growth, a private practice specializing in mental health care for individuals impacted by harm and violence within the commercial sex industry. With over a decade of experience in the anti-trafficking and commercial sexual exploitation field, Emily has worked across clinical therapy, medical social work, advocacy, program development, research, multidisciplinary collaboration, and professional education, including presenting at anti-trafficking conferences. She is a Certification Review Board Member for Safe House Project, where she evaluates housing programs serving sex trafficking survivors, including their clinical programming standards. Emily also serves as Impact Producer for Point of View Story, where she clinically consults on therapeutic films, develops clinical materials, and trains facilitators and team members in using these materials with survivors of trafficking and commercial sexual exploitation. Emily provides clinical consultation and training to professionals supporting this population, with an emphasis on helping providers develop culturally and contextually informed approaches to care.
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Licenses
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Limited Master's Social Worker
Michigan Board of Social Work
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Licensed Clinical Social Worker
Texas State Board of Social Worker Examiners
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Licensed Clinical Social Worker
Indiana Behavioral Health and Human Services Licensing Board
approved
Education
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Washington University in St. Louis
Master of Social Work, 2017
Locations
- Austin, Texas, 78731
Languages
- English