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Fining Joy in Your New Reality

Jan 11, 2023 ● By Tristin Plienis

A local family's shares how they are finding light in their darkest days.

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How to Keep Your Child Safe On the Ice

Jan 20, 2022 ● By Outdoor Campus-Sioux Falls

Though you can never consider ice 100% safe, there are some key precautions you can take while on the ice.

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The Dark Side of Postpartum and the Journey Back to Light

Jan 20, 2022 ● By Heather Kittelson

While postpartum can be a dark road, a local mom shares her recovery and journey to feeling better.

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2022 Sioux Falls Area Counseling and Therapy Directory

Jan 18, 2022 ● By The Hood Magazine

We set goals at the new year to seek out a better life, and sometimes that includes getting help from professionals. Our community has numerous counseling and therapy resources that are available to jumpstart your year.

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Parents, it’s not you, it could be ADHD

Sep 28, 2021 ● By LifeScape

Your struggle to focus might be more than having a lot on your plate.

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How to Support the Autism Community This Month and Beyond

Mar 20, 2021 ● By Dr. Mallory A. Garrett Ed.D., LBA, BCBA-D

Every April, individuals across the country get out their puzzle pieces, wear their blue shirts, register to do their 5Ks, and change their lightbulbs to blue. They do this because April is Autism Awareness Month. But is awareness what we really need to support the autism community?

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Helping Children Identify Feelings

Aug 06, 2020 ● By Melanie VanderPol-Bailey, LCSW-PIP, River Counseling Services

Sponsored Content So often we tell children to “use your words” when they appear frustrated and distraught. As adults, we even struggle in moments to use our words, or even worse, the words we use become words we regret.

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Help Yourself, Too

Jun 04, 2020 ● By Tara Knobloch, MSW, LCSW-PIP at Sioux Falls Psychological Services

Sponsored Content Some might suggest that helping yourself first is selfish, when your child has needs or wants. Others might say that always assisting your child first fosters a sense of dependence over time. Is there a happy medium here? What if mental illness exists within the family? I would suggest this: help yourself, too.

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