Therapist permissions
What parent-invited therapists can do and how their access is scoped.
1 min readUpdated June 15, 2026 Reviewed June 15, 2026
Therapists you invite can support your learner's development with goals, notes, and recommended accommodations — scoped to the learner(s) you authorize.
- Can add goals and progress notes and recommend accommodations.
- Can communicate with you (and, if you allow, teachers).
- Cannot manage billing or access learners they weren't granted.
Privacy: Therapist access granted by you is separate from any district-assigned caseload. You can revoke parent-granted access at any time.
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