Welcome to NHASP Vision Statement The New Hampshire Association of School Psychologists in the 21st century will be a vibrant association, supporting its members in their commitment to fostering strong children, schools, and families in New Hampshire. NHASP members are united in advocacy for children. We believe that each child in New Hampshire has the right: ~ To attend schools that are respectful of differences and free of violence; ~ To live in homes that are safe and loving; ~ To flourish in communities that value them as individuals; and ~ To participate in an educational process that enables them to become competent, caring, and productive members of their society. _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Mission The mission of NHASP is to provide a community for school psychologists in New Hampshire. The Association serves its Members by: ~ Creating a dynamic and vital organization of support for the profession; ~ Enhancing our skills and creating opportunities to expand our services; ~ Influencing policy regarding 1) the practice of school psychology; 2) the quality of education; and 3) the provision of comprehensive services to children, youth, and families. in the news - Recent Blog posts
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NHASP Fall Conference 2025
Monday October 20, 2025
8:15 - 3:30
Autism Spectrum Disorder in 2025: Theory, Assessment, and Difference vs. Disability
A training that will be valuable to all professionals who have an interest in the evidence-based diagnosis and treatment of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), such as psychologists, speech pathologists, occupational therapists, and behavior analysts
6.0 CPD hours are available for this event!
Presenter: Dr. Nancy Sullivan, Clinical Psychologist, Associate Director for the Autism Spectrum Center at Boston Children’s Hospital
Dr. Sullivan will address the language used regarding autism and ASD, neurodiversity and neuro-affirming care, the function of clinical diagnoses, the role of self-advocates in changing practices, and controversies in ASD treatment. She takes a middle of the road approach to these topics and presents multiple vantage points.
This training will also feature:
- Best practices for a comprehensive diagnostic assessment of suspected ASD
- A review of standardized assessment tools, including an introduction to administration of the Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule 2nd Ed. (ADOS-2), the tool with the best empirical connection to diagnosed ASD
- Differential diagnosis considerations between ASD and various other DSM-5-TR conditions, including other neurodevelopmental disorders and common disorders of childhood
- Defensible evidence-based medication and therapeutic interventions
- Ample time for questions and discussion
Venue: Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU)
Address: 2500 North River Road, Manchester NH 03106
Building: Dining Center banquet hall
Includes: continental breakfast and coffee, lunch, afternoon snack
Check out the conference page for much more information!
NHASP Announces
2025 NH School psychologist of the year,
Dr. Bridget Jameson!
