That is an automatic downer for me.The best therapy, I find is investing in a new city.

As it turns out, the same qualities that make for a good soldier are the same qualities that make for a good farmer, and the "dirt therapy" while learning how to farm within a group of fellow vets does a lot of healing.

And, I will laugh out loud if you all end up marketing yoga pants in your collection.

FOR HER THERAPY..  

Real estate therapy!

I am in agreement with @Derek Carroll and @Paul Ortiz I personally play basketball... but I also lift weights, run, swim, and yoga.

I was certainly one of these people and have a sizable therapy bill to prove it.

If the doctor gives you a prescription for a specific therapy offered at a gym, then the cost of the therapy is deductible, but the general gym membership fee is not -- only the separate fees that may be charged to participate in the therapy program are deductible.Refer to IRS Pub 502 for specific details.

(no pet deposits are allowed either) Therapy dogs on the other hand are not service animals and thus you can request a doctors verification for the animal.This is usually a shock to most home owners who are adamant about no-pet policies.

I went to college and got a degree in Respiratory Therapy back in 1998.