Helping Teens Identify their “Monkey Mind”
August 20, 2015
A Letter from Jennifer Shannon, LMFT The Anxiety Survival Guide for Teens is a small book with a big mission: define anxiety and what maintains it, then focus on each… READ MORE
A Happier, Healthier You
Help for the Emotionally Sensitive: A Q&A with Karyn D. Hall, PhD
October 14, 2014
Stop being so sensitive. For many of us who feel things intensely, these words are all too familiar, extremely frustrating, and often end up making us feel worse. Now, for… READ MORE
The Female Side of ADHD: A Q&A with The Queen of Distraction Author Terry Matlen, MSW
September 20, 2014
Many women with attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) are diagnosed later in life, and often find there are few resources available to them. In The Queen of Distraction, author and psychotherapist… READ MORE
Autism at Play: A Q&A with Irene McHenry, PhD, and Carol Moog, PhD
August 27, 2014
Teens with autism face unique challenges when it comes to school and friends. But what many people may be surprised to learn is that teens with autism can also have… READ MORE
Coming Back Together after Deployment: A Q&A with Steven L. Sayers, PhD
July 30, 2014
When a partner returns from war, it is a time of joy. But after the initial period of celebration, many couples face a number of unexpected difficulties adjusting to their… READ MORE
World Peace Begins at Home: A Q&A with Nurse Rona Renner
April 4, 2014
Being a parent can be tough work, and when kids don’t cooperate, it’s easy to lose your cool and raise your voice. But is there a better way for parents… READ MORE
Mindfulness for Prolonged Grief: The Role and Power of Dreams During the Grieving Process
December 30, 2013
Grief is a complex issue to treat. The practice of mindfulness meditation can give the client a greater sense of awareness and well-being in a grieving client’s waking life, but… READ MORE
Remember CUPID: 5 Tips to Enhance Connection with Your Partner
March 6, 2013
A letter from Carolyn Daitch, PhD and Lissah Lorberbaum, MA Valentine’s Day is a time when we’re inspired to embrace what’s idyllic about relationships: flowers, candle-lit dinners, and the sweetness… READ MORE
New Harbinger Celebrates 40 Years of Publishing the Best in Psychology and Self-Help Books
March 5, 2013
Dear Friends, 2013 is here. This year is already very special to me, because New Harbinger is celebrating its 40th anniversary of publishing powerful, evidence-based psychology resources for mental… READ MORE
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