Here is our latest editor's pick! Acquisitions Editor Jess O'Brien shares why he enjoyed A Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction Workbook:

When we spend most of our time "doing" we don't get much time to just "be" and experience life in the moment. The MBSR program gives us a way to let go of some of that built up wear and tear. By learning how to apply mindfulness to your life, you will find that there are moments of joy and contentment to be found in the quiet spaces between the activities that you do each day. By taking these precious seconds to relax and be present to things as they are, your mind and nerves get a much needed break, taking off the pressure long enough to recharge for your next accomplishment.

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!

Here is our latest editor's pick! Acquisitions Assistant Editor Angela Autry Gorden shares why she enjoyed Yoga for Pain Relief:

In Yoga for Pain Relief, Kelly McGonigal, an experienced yoga teacher and psychologist, gently guides you through easy-to-understand exercises to alleviate chronic pain. It's almost like having your own yoga therapist. She provides a nice blend of asanas, meditations, and explanations for aspects of yogic philosophy that help you have more compassion for yourself and get to know your body. The book builds from an introduction to the basic concepts behind yoga's ability, to helping you heal physically, soothe your emotions, and learn more about your mind. The tone of the book is hopeful and supportive, which I found to be refreshing and helpful when dealing with my chronic pain.

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.

All of us at New Harbinger Publications wish you a Happy Thanksgiving!

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!

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.

May is Borderline Personality Disorder Awareness Month. To recognize it, we're giving away five copies of The Buddha & the Borderline

When: Today! (May 27)

Where: Twitterverse

How to Participate:

1. Follow @NewHarbinger on Twitter.
2. Visit http://twitter.com/NewHarbinger and retweet our current post.

Selection of Winners:

1. The first 5 people who retweet the post will receive a copy of The Buddha and the Borderline.
2. We will DM the winners to let them know that they’ve won.

Prize:

• Free copy of The Buddha and the Borderline! Free shipping!

Our booth is set up and we are rolling here at BEA. If you would like to visit us, we are at booth #2942. Some NHP employees are snapping away at different things going on at BEA. You can view all of our latest photos at Facebook page.

We're giving away free t-shirts at BEA in celebration of Pavel Somov, Ph.D.'s two upcoming books, Present Perfect and The Lotus Effect. Come to Booth #2942, drop off your business card, and that's it! Winners will be notified and we'll mail your shirt to you.