Account Closed  "College has its place for learning and can provide a lot of benefits including a degree, which many industries require"  The point was never that college was unnecessary or irrelevant, as many professions require the degree and/or license to perform (I'm a physical therapist which requires both a degree and license to practice). 

Don’t have long stories or situations need to be understood as if you were a therapist.2.

I am an occupational therapist and do enjoy my job quite a bit but realize I don't want to always rely on a W-2 for my income.

I'm a family therapist so I've been very sensitive about the situation and asked her to  have her adult daughter to join the conversation which she did.

Their marriage therapist said they needed a few years apart to save the marriage, but it would be best if nearby for the kids.

I am a Respiratory Therapist in Florida.

New one is on now....Not as good as the others:-If he were to mispronounce your name, you'd feel compelled to change it-Therapists open up to him-He skips the first date

He then leaves me a message justifying what he did because his therapist told him that he had a mental breakdown and was not responsible for his actions!

I think some people may have glossed over the part where it said that some people in certain actually WANT more licensing requirements:[i]Tell that to the cat groomers, tattoo artists, tree trimmers and about a dozen other specialists across the country who are clamoring for more rules governing small businesses.They're asking to become state-licensed professionals, which would mean anyone wanting to be, say, a music therapist or a locksmith, would have to pay fees, apply for a license and in some cases, take classes and pass exams.

As a service to the members of BP, I thought I'd offer some free advice as a physical therapist.