My primary goals are to start my doctor of physical therapy degree in Summer 2017 and graduate Spring 2020, and the secondary goal is to complete the primary goal without having to take student loans to pay for our living expenses. 

That is, once while they are young and the other when they are grown up and in therapy for the rest of their lives.

I have a Master's Degree in Marriage and Family Therapy and besides hearing clients' stories and helping them problem-solve, I also enjoyed working on research projects and analyzing data.

She is a show dog champion and before retiring, was a therapy dog visiting local nursing homes and participating children library reading programs.  

If I have an animal-friendly property, I jack up my deposit requirements for all to satisfy the can't charge extra animal deposits for therapy/ESA people.  

Both the kids came with undiagnosed emotional issues that took a lot of time, energy and therapy.

My concern is regarding therapy animals.

I worked 40 hours a week on campus every year of college until senior year where I obtained a full time in the physical therapy field.

This could be happening where you are.All these newer structures now house walk in clinics, radiology labs, therapy centers etc.

We have a lhasa apso who I consider a therapy dog because she is one of the only things that calms my kids.