My wife works in healthcare and regularly hires traveling Occupational Therapists, Physical Therapists and their assistants as part of her job.

I am also a massage therapist and have a private practice out of my house, so this isn't new territory for me either.

My occupation is a Traveling physical therapist. 

Maybe I need a therapist instead!  

The intricacies of those contracts could create a slightly different rental process than the typical travel nurse/respiratory therapist/etc.

The HOA says the ESA letter is bogus because it is not from an in-state therapist,  though the therapist is licensed in the state of Colorado. 

I actually use the stuff he teaches on alot of my consulting gigs, my clients range from personal trainers, massage therapists to a couple real estate investors (care to guess how I got into REI?).

Take a breath, relax a bit, maybe get a therapist or some anxiety med's or something because man the jump to panic is over the top. 

When interviewing to be a ceo, I was told that I would be a therapist for the public.

I am also a licensed massage therapist and love what I do so would like to still have my hands (pun intended) in that as well.