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New Issue: January 2022

Jan 01, 2022 ● By The Hood Magazine

New Year, New You! Start the year taking care of our body and minds.

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Banishing Bleacher Butt

Jun 26, 2021 ● By Dr. Harley Martinmaas, DC from Balanced Life Chiropractic

Sponsored Content With every new sports season comes new challenges but bleacher butt is not something new. It’s time to learn how to get of it.

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Gardening Tips

Jun 01, 2021 ● By Dr. Harley Martinmaas, DC from Balanced Life Chiropractic

Sponsored Content Check out how to have a relaxing garden season without the aches and pains from all of the planting and weeding.

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Allergy Season

Apr 23, 2021 ● By By: Dr. Harley Martinmaas, DC from Balanced Life Chiropractic

Sponsored Content There’s nothing like a warm spring day to remind you to take your antihistamines. These tips can help you treat the root of your seasonal allergies.

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Spring is the Time to Grow

Mar 20, 2021 ● By Dr. Harley Martinmaas from Balanced Life Chiropractic

Sponsored Content Spring makes us think about new life. If you are ready to have a baby or already have, read on to learn about raising a healthy baby. 

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New Year, New Behavior

Jan 07, 2021 ● By Mason Bradley, Center Coordinator, BCS Sioux Falls

Sponsored Content Changing your child’s behavior can be difficult. Here are a few tips to help you be successful!

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Men’s Mental Health

Jan 06, 2021 ● By Yellow Brick Road Counseling and Therapy

Sponsored Content Many men suffer from depression, anxiety, grief and loss or relationship issues. It might be scary to make that first step to address mental health but life can be better!

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Assisted Living Decision Guide

Jan 01, 2021 ● By Trail Ridge Senior Living Community

Sponsored Content There are many factors to consider when talking about assisted living. Our guide offers many answers, to help make your decision easier.

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Winter Safety Tips

Jan 01, 2021 ● By Dr. Harley Martinmaas, DC

Sponsored Content Who’s ready for the fluffy white stuff? It’s great for having a White Christmas, but unfortunately, we usually have two more months of it. Living in South Dakota has prepared us to basically be professional snow removers, right?

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Psychosocial Development and Your Teen

Dec 05, 2020 ● By Southeastern Directions for Life

Erik Erikson was a psychologist who was best known for his theory of psychosocial development and believed that personality developed in a series of stages. Erikson’s theory maintains that a person passes through eight developmental stages throughout their lifespan that build upon each other. At each stage, the individual faces a crisis. By resolving the crisis, the person develops strengths or traits that help them become confident and healthy individuals. If they fail to deal effectively with these conflicts, they may not develop the essential skills needed for a strong sense of self.

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Understanding Your Child’s Behavior

Dec 05, 2020 ● By erica wassenaar

How to know when your child may need to seek mental health?

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Pandemic Affects Mental Health of Pregnant Women, New Moms

Dec 05, 2020 ● By The Hood Magazine

Anxiety before birth and isolation postpartum can heighten pandemic stress. The coronavirus pandemic is adding to the mood issues that many pregnant women and new moms experience, according to a new study.

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How to Keep Grandma and Grandpa Staying Healthy

Dec 04, 2020 ● By Trail Ridge Senior Living Community

Sponsored Content The later decades of your life can be among the most rewarding. You have more free time to devote to hobbies and people that make you happiest. You may be blessed with the joys of becoming a grandparent. You have more wisdom, patience, and confidence than you did when you were younger...and you have the perspective to know not to take any of it for granted.

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Counseling and Therapy Directory

Dec 04, 2020 ● By The Hood Magazine

As we look to start a new year, a higher value is being placed on our mental well-being. Our community has numerous counseling and therapy resources that are available to jumpstart your year and shine a new focus on all facets of your health in the days ahead!

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New Year New You - Start Your New Year Right With These Tips from Balanced Life Chiropractic

Dec 01, 2020 ● By Balanced Life Chiropractic

Sponsored Content 2020 sure has been a year no one will ever forget. Before we go into 2021, make sure to take some time to reflect on the year. What were good things that happened? What are some things to work on? Taking the time to look back will help you to determine what kind of changes you want to make in the coming year.

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Fighting Holiday Stress- Tips from Balanced Life Chiropractic

Nov 05, 2020 ● By Balanced Life

Sponsored Content What do most people look forward to this time of year? The joy of spending time with family and friends during the holidays. For most people, it’s the most wonderful time of the year, for some not so much. The holidays are fun and exciting, but also exhausting and stressful.

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Protecting Our Eyes from Digital Devices

Nov 05, 2020 ● By Visions Eye Care and Visions Therapy Center

Whether it is the latest iPhone, tablet, HDTV or some other hi-tech device, we are spending more time using our electronic devices – but is there a price?

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Accidents Happen - Advice From a Sioux Falls Counselor

Sep 28, 2020 ● By Holly Liston, Yellow Brick Road Therapy and Counseling

Sponsored Content Life happens! Accidents happen! Whether it is a car accident, farm accident, sports injury or any accident it can be painful. Often physical pain is addressed when it occurs, but the emotional and mental pain goes unnoticed.  Here is what one Sioux Falls counselor has to say about how your life can be better.

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Accidents Happen - Advice From a Sioux Falls Counselor

Sep 28, 2020 ● By Holly Liston, Yellow Brick Road Therapy and Counseling

Sponsored Content Life happens! Accidents happen! Whether it is a car accident, farm accident, sports injury or any accident it can be painful. Often physical pain is addressed when it occurs, but the emotional and mental pain goes unnoticed.  Here is what one Sioux Falls counselor has to say about how your life can be better.

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Flu Shot FAQ’s: Myths & Facts from Sanford Health

Sep 14, 2020 ● By Wendell Hoffman, MD, Sanford Health

Sponsored Content As a physician and specialist in infectious disease, each fall I prepare and advocate for all of my patients and colleagues to get a flu vaccine. And every year, there’s some skepticism or misconceptions that I try to dispel. Here are some commonly asked questions about influenza and the flu vaccine that you may have as well.

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