Regional Information

NHASP has identified seven regions of the state to facilitate communication among school psychologists and between the Executive Board and Membership.

View the map below to find your region. Regional meeting dates and locations are posted below when they are known. NHASP members are welcome to attend meetings in any region.

You can find further information on living and working in NH as a school psychologist on our Employment in NH page.

Find the region nearest you:

NHASP Regions Map.pdf

Regional Representatives

Regional Representatives:
- Are voting members of the Executive Board
- Maintain communication with school psychologists in their region
- Coordinate activities in their region
- Provide a voice for school psychologists to the Executive Board.
- Communicate Executive Board issues to membership.

Members may participate in regional activities in any region.

Regional Meetings

Regional Representatives organize meetings in their region to provide:

Professional Development
Sharing of Information and resource
Case Discussion
Mentoring and Supervision

Regional Meeting dates are listed on this page. Members may attend regional meetings based on their residence, based on their place of employment, or based on their interest.

Contact your Regional Representative if you have any questions about your region, regional meetings, or the work of NHASP.

To contact your regional representative, members can use the Directory provided under the Members Only tab. Nonmembers can contact the NHASP president through the Contact Us feature for more information.

Regional Representatives

Region 1 (Nashua, Manchester, Salem)
Vacant - Joseph Mahoney

Region 2 (Greater Concord)
Laura Alamo

Region 3 (Lakes Region)
Kathy Secinaro

Region 4 (Monadnock area, Keene)
Bernd Foecking

Region 5 (Upper Valley)
Mary Ann Salvatoriello

Region 6 (Seacoast)
Travis Bickford

Region 7 (North Country)
Emily Russell

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