You’ll find some of my websites filled with therapy articles and parenting tips).

Sounds like your tenant needs a “ safe space” and a therapy dog

BS in Kinesiology (completely worthless) and a doctorate in physical therapy. 

Seek therapy... the problem is within, not without.  

She has shown signs of some physical, sexual or emotional abuse (we are not sure what yet) and I plan to enroll her in play therapy (per recommendations from our friend who is a preschool owner and teacher.)

.* Being near hospitals and universities are great for traveling nurses, patients undergoing therapy, grad students, and/or remote professionals.* Having extended stay hotels in the area are a good indicator there is demand for mid-term rentals.* I furnished both units using Cort furniture to buy solid, matching, used furniture at a discount.

@George Ozoude I have my clinical (therapy) practice still rolling and I am doing a lot of investing.

That doesn't mean you will sue your lawyer for that advice (you might, but being wrong isn't the same as malpractice).Imagine if you went to your doctor with some unusual pains and all he gave you were a bunch of stale facts about potential therapies -- "Well, there's an X% chance it's your appendix, with a Y% chance that, if it is your appendix, it will get better without surgery, and there's a Z% chance of complications with surgery..."

Massage Therapy school costs about 10k.

Along these same lines has anyone dealt with therapy animals?