The reality is any dog would provide the same level of therapeutic value and that is the counter argument.From a practical standpoint, this letter is from 2006 and yet the majority of national insurance companies still have a list of prohibited dogs.

This review is therapeutic for this type of person.

I think longer Covid lingers, urban flight will accelerate but how will it move once Covid is under control via a therapeutic or vaccine etc, no one knows yet.

In law school, I would hit the legit places for a therapeutic massage just before exams and the bar.If there's a performance default, you can still evict, but it gets awkward.

So therapeutic.

But what if the pandemic dissipates, a vaccine is found and therapeutics and drugs are created to cure!

Once we develop a vaccine, or highly effective therapeutics, we will go back to being social creatures.

"As a best practice, documentation contemplated in certain circumstances by the Assistance Animals Guidance is recommended to include the following general information: The patient’s name, Whether the health care professional has a professional relationship with that patient/client involving the provision of health care or disability-related services, and The type of animal(s) for which the reasonable accommodation is sought. . . .Also, the documentation should include whether the patient needs the animal(s) (because it does work, provides assistance, or performs at least one task that benefits the patient because of his or her disability, or because it provides therapeutic emotional support to alleviate a symptom or effect of the disability of the patient/client, and not merely as a pet)."

Sorry this is long, but strangely therapeutic for me as well. 

(Mental disabilities are real, and most people with mental disabilities are not walking around in straight jackets drooling on themselves, BTW... ) It's hard for the family members in some of these cases- they want to help, but it's not always possible (or desirable from a therapeutic standpoint) to take over someones life for them.