Anel is an Educational Psychologist practicing from Cape Town. She completed her Bachelors and Honours degrees in psychology at the University of Pretoria where after she obtained an Honours and a Master’s degree in education from the University of South Africa. Anel has a passion for early childhood development and a special interest in neuropsychology. She has several decades worth of experience in the field of education and has been practicing as an educational psychologist since 2003.
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