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Mindy Hedlund, Psychologist in Sturgis
Verified PhD
Psychologist
"I have been living in Rapid City since 1994 and have been largely in private practice as a psychologist since that time. My approach to working with people is very individualized and I want everyone that comes in to feel ..."
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Sturgis,  South Dakota 57785
(605) 231-4075
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James Simpson, Counselor in Sturgis
Verified EdD
Counselor
"It is my belief that each person has the right to realize and enjoy their fullest portential. We enable people to do this when we offer sincerity, genuineness and respect. My style is to be an active listener who supports and ..."
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Sturgis,  South Dakota 57785
(605) 610-9942
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Greg Swenson, Psychologist in Sturgis
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"View website for more information: gregswensonphd.com "
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Sturgis,  South Dakota 57785
(605) 923-8493
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