Melissa Benaroya LICSW
Melissa Benaroya LICSW is a Product and Content Consultant at Building Humans, Founder and Owner at Childproof Parenting, Program Development Consultant at Committee for Children, and a Virtual Licensed Clinical Social Worker at Maven Clinic. She founded Childproof Parenting, which is still running, and has expertise in mental and behavioral health, coaching, keynote speaking, and authorship.
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Building Humans Product and Content Consultant 2022–present · current
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Maven Clinic Virtual- Licensed Clinical Social Worker/ Parent Coach/Expert Panelist 2020–present · current
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Committee for Children Program Development, Spokesperson & Consultant 2015–present · current
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Childproof Parenting Founder and Owner - Family Consultant, Speaker, & Author 2005–present · current
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French Immersion School of Washington (FISW) Professional School Counselor 2023–2024 · past
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Mazlo Program/ Curricula Designer for Digital Health App 2015–2016 · past
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Green Lake Deal Moms Owner and Operator of Daily Deal Site (Green Lake Deal Moms) 2011–2013 · past
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Madison Park Cooperative Preschool Parent Educator 2011–2021 · past
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PEPS (Program for Early Parent Support) Program Development, Consultant, and Facilitator 2011–2018 · past
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Los Angeles Unified School District School Counselor/ Social Worker 1998–2004 · past
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Robinson's May Department Store Assistant Buyer (Executive Training Program) 1996–1997 · past
Education
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California Sate University, Long Beach Master of Social Work (MSW), Children Youth and Families · 1997–1999
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UC Santa Barbara BA, Sociology · 1992–1996
Organizations
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Building Humans Product and Content Consultant 2022–present · current
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Maven Clinic Virtual- Licensed Clinical Social Worker/ Parent Coach/Expert Panelist 2020–present · current
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Committee for Children Program Development, Spokesperson & Consultant 2015–present · current
Education
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California Sate University, Long Beach Master of Social Work (MSW), Children Youth and Families · 1997–1999
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UC Santa Barbara BA, Sociology · 1992–1996