Mag. Anna-Maria Hofstätter
(Lecturer)
Born 1976 in Vienna.
Clinical and health psychologist, supervisor (BÖP-certified),
University lecturer at the Institute for Music Education Research, Music Didactics and Elementary Music Making at the University of Music and Performing Arts, Vienna
Applied specializations: Child, youth and family psychology, counseling parents and educators in the context of learning, listening, making music and communicating
Main areas of research: Musical development of the child, learning psychology aspects of instrumental teaching, occupational stress/challenges, stress and job satisfaction in the music school sector
Works as a clinical psychologist with hearing impaired and deaf children and adolescents and their families at the Pedo-audiological Counseling and Therapy Center of the Institute for Sensory and Speech Neurology, Convent Hospital of the Brothers of Mercy in Linz, where she also develops and evaluates mental health programs for people with hearing impairments
University lecturer for educational and developmental psychology at the MDW
Supervision, coaching, consulting, project management and further training in kindergarten, school and music school.
Enthusiastic musician (cello, tin whistle, recorders) in various ensembles (Toora Loora Ladies-Irish Folk; Tonfabrik; Katy-Music;...)
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