So my question is, even though her father and her say no, the apartment complex I am in says there is a way to get her in another way, i would need the vet to give her a test and my therapist to sign and stuff. 

I am not sure a personal therapist would write for 3 animals.

I then went to a large, public, in-state university for PT school, and I later worked with folks to went to Columbia, which represented itself as producing therapists that were somehow "superior" to other schools.

It took nearly 30 days but her therapist provided a letter.   

I am 24 years old, i have a daughter, I’m in the military and I am a respiratory therapists.

I have a tenant whose therapist is recommending she buy a therapy dog to help her and that even though our lease agreement says no pets, that laws protect her right to have a therapy per.

I'm 31 years old and I work full-time asa physical therapist and I live in Winston Salem, North Carolina.

Another friend, who is a self employed massage therapist got it as well. 

A true emotional support animal has been prescribed by a physician or therapist, who will be happy to provide a letter stating such.

Looking to get my feet wet in wholesale real estate while I continue education to become an Occupational Therapist.