, hearing/speech therapy, Allergist, lung/sleep/asthma perhaps, small primary care,...the list goes on.

These tenants also have a "therapy dog" that they have yet to provide a doctor's not confirming it's active service.

Yes, I received a B.S. in Physical Therapy in 2000 (it's now 8 years and a Doctorate to be a PT... noooo way) that I worked extremely hard for.

As mentioned I had multiple health issues that resulted in 2 surgeries and months of bed rest and physical therapy.

So my Camry was totaled and I ended up with some neck and left arm injuries that required about 5 months of therapy, xrays, and an MRI.

and they are all over town, and i im pretty big believer in the rule"if you have to advertise it, its not as good as its craked up to be"for example you see on tv advertisements for people to go to massage therapy school and "get the career of their dreams" have you ever talked to a message therapist?

Meditation and therapy are very helpful.

Are emotional support, therapy, comfort, or companion animals considered service animals under the ADA?

I originally went to college for Psychology but never finished, then I took a two year massage therapy program and I currently do nothing within either field.

Feel like forum therapy.