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MUSIC MOVES Loopy Stanley 2013 World Premiere!
It's been a long time coming, with glitches and scheduling delays galore, but Loopy Stanley is finally here! We had participants this year from two cities in North Dakota (though if you counted the to...
Posted on 5/3/13 at 7:52 PM
THE NEW FORTY It isn't really the art at all...it's the artist.
My daughter Sarah and I spent the evening at a Coaster & Clipboard Frame Workshop at The Studio in downtown Fargo. The workshop was hosted by Kristine Wallin the gifted woman behind Bipolart. Kris...
Posted on 3/7/13 at 11:18 PM
COBBERS ON THE BRAIN Is the complex world we live in a possible cause of the rising cases of autism?
Our final neurochemistry topic of the semester focused on the developmental disorder known as autism. Autism is a very interesting topic because its cause can be due to so many different events and it...
Posted on 12/13/12 at 7:55 PM
STAFF BLOG THE AREA VOICES COMMUNITY "Real Food" vs Processed Food - Areavoices Digest #89
So as I sat the other day spraying cheese in a can on my snack crackers, I began to think "Can this be real cheese?" Well the answer is "probably not." First clue: any cheese that's spelled with a "z...
Posted on 9/19/12 at 2:16 PM
MODERN-DAY JANE Just trying to avoid therapy - for HER.
We had a great time visiting with Aaron's family in the Lakes country of Brainerd. We ate tons, played in the lake and in sprinklers, and used about 6 cans of bug spray. Which paid off, because I thin...
Posted on 7/5/11 at 3:33 PM
Music therapist Dr. Deforia Lane set to speak Tuesday at UND
On any given day, Deforia Lane could be bringing music to a cancer patient, a teenager with a brain tumor, a child with cerebral palsy or a 40-something adult with Down syndrome.
By Pamela Knudson , March 17, 2013
Grand Forks man battles sleep apnea with sleep therapy
The National Institutes of Health estimates that 70 million Americans suffer from sleep disorders, which can range in severity from snoring and restlessness, to reflux (food returning to the throat from the stomach), to sleep apnea, an abnormal pause in breathing.
By Pamela Knudson , March 04, 2013
Grand Forks man addresses eye concerns with vision therapy
As a real estate paralegal, Wayne Young spends most of his day reading — intensely. Since starting last year at The German Law Group in Grand Forks, he began experiencing eye strain, blurred vision and headaches. He sought help from Grand Forks optometrist David Bieberdorf.
By Pamela Knudson , February 18, 2013
Universal language: Music therapy can be bridge over troubled water 
“Music truly is the universal language,” said music therapist Anna Driscoll. “Whether or not we have the ability to communicate in the first place, music has the ability to bridge the gap. Music is able to express feelings we can’t ourselves.”
By Tracy Frank , July 16, 2012
Healing power of animals: Program builds social skills, self-confidence
Connecting with nature can improve lives of people with autism and other disabilities
By Pamela Knudson , June 18, 2012
Scared of spiders? Quick therapy can help you overcome fears
The nervous college student was pacing the corridor, so scared of the caged spider at the end of the hall that he thought he would leave before the therapy session began.
By Jodi S. Cohen , June 11, 2012
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Psychologist: ‘Stories are medicine’
‘Voices of Hope’ draws from the lives of abused kids“The Journey of Mouse” and two dozen other stories written and collected by Marita Rademeyer, social worker Edith Kriel and Kriel’s mother Else Rohrs, a retired school teacher, have been compiled into a new book, “Voices of Hope.
By Donna Bryson , April 23, 2011
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Fargo guardsman tries new therapy
Rusty Ouart came home with a psychiatric diagnosis last year. Doctors said psychological trauma caused his persistent symptoms. But Ouart and his family refused to believe it was all in his head.
By Mila Koumpilova , February 16, 2010
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Retiree builds replica of 'Gunsmoke' town using Popsicle sticks
Retired building contractor Gary Gutzmer, 65, Wahpeton, N.D., builds wooden models out of Popsicle sticks. His latest is a replica of the town of Dodge City, Kan., of TV's "Gunsmoke" fame.
By Anna Jauhola , December 20, 2009
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Financial therapy blends mental health, money help
Research: Timing for a broader approach to therapy couldn’t be better as families feel deeper financial woes in poor economy
By Heather Hollingsworth , December 06, 2009
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AROUND THE REGION: GF prayer event today ... Dorgan offers pilot legislation ... Traffic fine claims cutoff ... more
GF prayer event today: Valley House of Prayer, open to anyone to pray together for the community and nation, will join Revolution Prayer at 7 p.m. today in New Life Foursquare Church, 321 Cottonwood St. Info: 772-3933.
By Forum Communications, Associated Press , November 06, 2009
Two die in poisoning at German therapy group
A doctor leading a group therapy session gave participants drugs and other substances that killed two and left 10 hospitalized, Berlin police said today. One person was left comatose and in critical condition.
By Associated Press , September 20, 2009
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