Parent-Friendly Therapy Progress Reports in 17 Languages | MyTherapyWizard

Parent-Friendly, Translated Progress Reports

Parent-Friendly, Translated Progress Reports (MyTherapyWizard help article card)

Parents increasingly ask for notes after every session, and therapists worry about setting a precedent they can't keep up with. A regular, plain-language progress report usually answers the need.

✨ Available on: All plans

👥 From the clinician community

Shared in a 30,000-member school-based OT and PT Facebook group. Names are blurred.

🪄 In MyTherapyWizard

  1. In Report Wizard, choose Progress with the Parent-Friendly audience.
  2. Select Translate for any of 17 languages (3 credits each). Use View Translation to check it.
  3. Send it from the client's Communication section. Attachments are password-protected PDFs; the password is the student's date of birth (MMDDYYYY). You can also send links (HEP, handwriting practice sheets, etc) and password protected images and documents.
  4. Send parent questionnaires in English or Spanish so their view is part of the next report.
Report editor with Translate, View Translation and export

💡 Why it matters: families get a clear update in their language, and the therapist writes nothing twice.

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