About the International Relations Committee
of the Association for Applied Sport Psychology
Our Mission
The mission of AASP’s International Relations Committee (IRC) is to help promote the association outside of the United States among sport, exercise, and performance (SEP) trainees, professionals and scholars, as well as related SEP organizations. It is also charged with raising awareness of the work that AASP members and SEP individuals perform around the globe.
The IRC achieves its mission through:
Collaborating with AASP leadership, committees, and special interest groups to develop campaigns designed to engage more international professionals and graduate student participation.
Our Committee
Karen Lo, M.Ed., CMPC®, ISSP-R (Chair)
Sport and Performance Psychologist, Inner Edge Limited
(Hong Kong)
Shane Thomson, M.S.
PhD Student,
University of Tennessee
(England / USA)
Rhea Kothari, M.A.
Graduate student, University of Denver, Sport and Performance Psychology
(India / USA)
Barbora Kijasova, M.A., CMPC®
Mental Performance Coach / SVI Performance Academy (USA) / Performance Psychology (CZE)
(Czech Republic / USA)
JP Fuenzalida Lorca, GC SPP
EdD Student / Mental preparation specialist, University of Western States / Mentalgame.live
(Switzerland / USA)
Tammy Sheehy, PhD
Assistant Professor and Director of the Coaching Minor, Bridgewater College
(New Zealand / USA)
Renee N. Appaneal, CMPC®, NCC, LCMHC (North Carolina)
Sport & Exercise Psychologist, Prepare and Perform
(Australia / USA)
Yanai Sayag
Graduate Student, Florida State University, Sport Psychology program
(Israel / USA)
Cachet Lue
PhD Student, University of North Texas
(Canada / Jamaica / USA)
Tanya Bialostozky, CMPC®
Sport Psychologist
(Mexico / USA)
Michael Kong, M.S.
Applied Sport Psychology, University of North Carolina at Greensboro
(Hong Kong / USA)
Charlotte Mohn
Graduate student, Ball State University
(Germany / USA)
Janne Roovers, M.S.
Graduate Student, University of Wisconsin – Green Bay
(The Netherlands / USA)
Michael Kong
Recent Master’s graduate in Applied Sport Psychology, University of North Carolina at Greensboro
(Hong Kong)