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Why therapists shouldn't approve their own patients' emotional support animals
CBC.ca A growing number of therapists are certifying their patients' pets as emotional support animals, allowing people to bring their cats, pigs and birds on planes and into rental homes even though it may not be medically necessary, a recent study suggests. |
Monday, June 5, 2017
Why therapists shouldn't approve their own patients' emotional support animals - CBC.ca
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