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Ever wondered which New Harbinger authors blog for Psychology Today? The answer is many of them!

Currently, thirty New Harbinger authors blog on topics including:

• mindfulness
• relationships
• depression & anxiety
• healthy eating
• procrastination
• teen issues
• ADHD
• personal experiences

Here are our Psychology Today blogs. Click on the links and enjoy each author's blog posts!

by Steven C. Hayes, PhD, author of Get Out of Your Mind & Into Your Life

The ninth Association for Contextual Behavioral Science World Conference (WC IX) was held in Parma, Italy, July 11 through 15. Organized by ACT-Italia, the Italian chapter of ACBS, it was the largest (596 registrants) and most diverse world conference ever—22 countries had nine or more registrants.

For those who attended, this conference had a tangible sense of a more matured and developed community—intellectually, socially, and practically. Many new datasets were shared, but there was a shift away from anxious questions such as, "Is ACT / RFT empirically supported?" toward more self-confident ones such as, "How can we advance this work?" or, "What are we missing?"

by Julie Fast, co-author of Loving Someone with Bipolar Disorder

It's time to get the word out about Charlie Sheen and mania. He is in a manic episode. It's 100% certain. I know because I have been there as have the tens of thousands of people who come to my blog every month. Mania has very distinct symptoms that are not matched in any other illness, nor are they similar to what a person says when they are drunk or on drugs. This is an important distinction.

To show that this is bipolar disorder and why Charlie Sheen needs to get help, I have created a list of manic symptoms along with his quotes. This can be a reference for the media that continues to exploit him instead of recognizing a very obvious illness. When reading through this, note that it's impossible for a 'normal' brain to come up with these quotes. This is 100% mania.

As you may have noticed, we have made a lot of changes to our website over the past few months. One of the features on the bookstore page is an editor's pick. They name a book that they like and share why they enjoy it.

Present Perfect by Pavel Somov, Ph.D. is Psych Central's Book of the Month. Read Psych Central founder John Grohol's review here

New Harbinger Publications is now on Huffington Post! Our first piece is Top 10 Tips for Getting Your Dream Job. Bill Knaus, Ed.D., co-author of Fearless Job Hunting wrote this piece.

To see our latest pieces, please visit our Huffington Post page. Look forward to more pieces from a host of authors in the future!

Suzanne Phillips, Ph.D., co-author of Healing Together, wrote a piece on her Psych Central "Healing Together for Couples" blog that has really gained speed:

Can Pets Improve Your Relationship?

Tara Parker-Poker, blogger for The New York Times, wrote about it. Jezebel.com referred to the NYT.com piece.

Dr. Phillips was featured on "Good Day New York" to discuss the issue:

BEA 2010 was a success. Jonathan Kaplan signed copies of his upcoming book, Urban Mindfulness and Troy Dufrene signed copies of the recently released When Things Go Terribly, Horribly Wrong. Our sales managers met with their reps. We gave away t-shirts crafted after Present Perfect and The Lotus Effect.