Dr. Kemoneilwe Momi Metsing

Dr. Kemoneilwe Momi Metsing

Dr Kemoneilwe Momi Metsing is a registered Educational Psychologist, currently practicing and enriching the field with her profound insights and expertise. She holds a distinctive reputation as a registered practitioner and a registered expert witness with the South African Medico Legal Association (SAMLA), coupled with a resounding passion for Neurodiversity and Inclusive Education. Her fervour primarily lies with learners with Special Educational Needs (LSEN). Advancing Educational inclusivity, Community development, Intercultural and Diversity management is at the heart of Dr. Kemoneilwe Metsing’s philosophy.

Dr. Narainsami (Anand) Chetty

Dr. Narainsami (Anand) Chetty

Dr. Narainsami (Anand) Chetty is a recipient of the US-SAEP scholarship. He has a MA-UCSB-USA, HHH Fulbright Fellowship, BU-USA, MEd-UDW-RSA, and PhD-UniZul-RSA. His current research interests include: Children with Head Injury, Divorce-Care and Contact, and schoolchildren with educational deficits.

Dr. Petro Erasmus

Dr. Petro Erasmus

Dr. Petro Erasmus has a private practice in Mafikeng (Child, Family Guidance and Development Centre) since 2007 and a Remedial Centre since 1992. She works extensively in the Mafikeng community and was the project leader for the Bullying project which won the prize of community project of the year in 2015. She is one of the founder members of the NEURADA Research project aimed at research relating to neurodevelopmental disorders (Autism, ADHD, Dyslexia and Developmental Dyscalculia). She is the creator of WHARTELSTM – an educational series of products including a board game, Puppets, maths apparatus, storybook and PENPlay app.

Dr. Guru Kistnasamy

Dr. Guru Kistnasamy

Dr. Guru Kistnasamy is a Psychologist in private practice at Chatsmed Hospital. Dr Kistnasamy is a community activist who is also mentioned in SA History online. He is currently a member of the Central Drug Authority, an advisory body to parliament on substance abuse. He is a member of the International Society of Substance Use Professionals, and a member of SAAMS. He writes a weekly column for a local community newspaper. He is a former recipient of the Harvard South Africa Fellowship Award. A former school principal, he is concerned about the educational well-being of our children especially those who are economically and socially deprived.

Dr. Matome Jack Mashiapata

Dr. Matome Jack Mashiapata

Dr. Matome Jack Mashiapata is an educational psychologist for more than 2 decades, with experience as a high school teacher and a lecturer at a teacher training college. As a psychologist he has worked at the Department of Education in the Schools Psychological service, and currently involved with student counselling and career development at UNISA. His areas of interest include therapy with families and young people as well as career assessments.