Tabatha Hoffman

Tabatha Hoffman, M.S. is an experienced professional specializing in special education and psychology. Currently serving as a Special Education Paraprofessional/Behavior Technician at Lowell Joint School District since December 2021, Tabatha implements Individualized Educational Plans for students with autism and behavioral disabilities while utilizing positive reinforcement strategies for behavior management. Additionally, Tabatha works as a Respite Worker at 24 Hour Home Care from February 2024, providing essential support to caregivers and engaging individuals with disabilities in various activities. Previous experience includes a Retail Supervisor role at Kohl's, where Tabatha focused on sales optimization and project support, and a Teacher Assistant position at Cerritos College. Tabatha holds a Master’s degree in Psychology and a Master of Science in Psychology with an emphasis in Forensic Psychology from Grand Canyon University, along with a Bachelor of Science in Psychology. Currently pursuing further education at Capella University for a Master's degree in Psychology.