I am a Physical Therapist and former Marine who moved out here from San Diego 3 years ago.

Meet them at a therapist’s office for some prescription medicine or at your law office after they send you any legal documents from a lawyer.

I know alot of people who get treated for depression or some sort of mental health issue and gets a letter from a licensed doctor or therapist that allows the patient to have an ESA.

My wife is a therapist she deals with "fear based" clients daily.. 

Because maybe the government will do something like...oh, I don't know....maybe take Fannie and Freddie out of conservatorship....that would probably re-energize the stock and RE market and all the money turnover that happens from it will push the economy even higher.

I'm a therapist in private practice, and generally see just one client at a time. 

Working for 45-minute stretches (give or take) instead of for hours on end will ultimately allow you to clear your mind, grab an occasional snack or meal, and stay energized to meet your goals.Social Media DistractionsThough it may feel like staying plugged into our social media accounts is a necessary part of our jobs, the constant alerts and updates just drain our time and energy.

A chiropractor, physician, and physical therapist rent the space.

I have done one business like that in 20yrs because it was a place where private therapy was held and all doors were solid to the floor and they had to be home runs all the way back to the ahu so noise didn’t travel through the ductwork and overhear a conversation with a therapist

I'm a traveling physical therapist looking to transition out of working in the clinic and treating patients in the next 2-3 years by building passive income through real estate!