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Asian South-Pacific Association of Sport Psychology (ASPASP)
Professional Statement





Established in Singapore in 1989, ASPASP is the only professional sport psychology organization in the Asian and South-Pacific region. Our mission is to promote and facilitate the development of sport and exercise psychology throughout the Asian South-Pacific region. ASPASP has 25 member countries so far and hosts general congress every 4 years, that includes annual regional sport and exercise psychology congresses, seminars, workshops, and mentor-mentee programs. ASPASP also publishes a journal, research papers, and textbooks in the domain of sport and exercise psychology. ASPASP cooperates with many international and domestic organizations and bodies who are interested in sport and exercise psychology. The role of ASPASP is to lead the development of sport and exercise psychology in Asian and South-Pacific countries.



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We provide mentoring services to countries and national organisations that are keen to learn more about sport and exercise psychology. Our academics, researchers, and professionals are well equipped with years of knowledge and can assist you in meeting your development goals. Get in touch with us to see how we can assist you.

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Feel free to write to us if you are interested to know more or join us


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obituary





Professor Jayashree Acharya



1962 - 2021

It gives us great grief to announce that Professor Jayashree Acharya is no longer with us. She passed away due to COVID-19. Prof Jayashree Acharya was a Professor and Head of Department of Sport Psychology at Lakshmibai National Institute of Physical Education (LNIPE), Gwalior, India. She was also the Dean at the newly established National Sports University in Imphal, Manipur, India. She has also been the Director of PYKKA Resource Centre at LNIPE since 2014, Vice-President of Sport Psychology Association of India since 2010, and former Dean of Faculty of Physical Education at University of Kerala in Trivandrum from 2006-2008. She was serving as the Indian Representative in Asian South-Pacific Association of Sport Psychology. She had amassed 34 years of teaching, research, and administrative experience. She conducted and participated in numerous workshops and conferences. She was passionate about sports and was actively involved in yoga. Prof Acharya has been an inspiration and will be dearly missed by her colleagues, students, family, and friends. May her soul rest in peace.