Michelle Neumann

Michelle Neumann, MSW, is a seasoned professional in social work with extensive experience in mental health, advocacy, and program management. Currently serving as a Psychiatric Social Worker at the Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health, Michelle provides psychosocial assessments and crisis intervention while facilitating therapy sessions for children and families. Previously, as the Prevention and Early Intervention Program Manager at CASA of Los Angeles, Michelle developed programs addressing systemic injustices faced by transition-age youth and nonminor dependents. Additional roles include Advocate Supervisor at CASA of Los Angeles, College Navigator at the Coalition for Responsible Community Development, and Student Consultant at the American Civil Liberties Union of Southern California, showcasing a commitment to youth advocacy and community engagement. Michelle holds a Master’s Degree in Social Work from the University of Southern California and dual Bachelor's degrees in Sociology from UC San Diego and UC Santa Cruz.