Educational Psychologist
Ph.D.Ed.Psych/M.Ed.Educational Psychology
B.A. Hons Industrial Psych/B.Ed.Hons
She has over 30 years’ experience working with children and adolescents.
Registered with:
• The Health Professions Council of SA: PS 0139785
• SACE: 1155145
• The Psychological Society of South Africa (PsySSA): PSY6006
• The Educational Psychology Association of South Africa (EPASSA)
Dr Hoff is currently in a private practice as an Educational Psychologist, where she facilitates the healing, growth and resilience of her clients. She is highly skilled in assessment, psychological counselling and therapy for parents, adolescents and children. She enjoys presenting workshops and trainings to the learners, parents’ school staff and to the fellow colleagues. Her therapeutic approach is holistic and integrative as she believes that the physiological, emotional, cognitive and behavioural systems are influenced by the relationships we find ourselves in and we, in turn, influence our relationships.
Dr Hoff believes that we are all unique individuals with special skills and talents. She chooses the best therapeutic approach best suited to each child, adolescent, individual or family. The aim of therapy is always to facilitate constructive change and to find meaning in everyday life challenges. She believes that all people have the capacity to turn negative into positive. She believes in utilising an eco-systemic approach, which takes all the environmental factors and individuals that impact a child’s life, it takes a village to raise a child.
Dr Anzhela Hoff (Andradsyan-van {Pletzen) lectured at the University of Johannesburg and at the State University of Odessa in Ukraine. She also has experience in teaching pri-primary and primary school children both abroad and in South Africa. She worked for the Gauteng Department of Education, as a psychologist. Dr Anzhela is a proud member of the Rotary club, she is actively involved in community projects, which are supporting and addressing needs of Education. Her active and passionate involvement had been recognised by Rotary International, she been awarded Three Paul Harris, which is a very prestigious award.
She is looking forward assisting and supporting local communities.
