For therapists

Shared cards view

The shared cards view is a therapist-facing workspace for client-owned story and healing cards the client has chosen to share.

Quick overview

Understand how shared story and healing cards appear to therapists, what remains private, and why shared cards should support discussion preparation rather than become a complete narrative.

What you’ll see

Therapist shared cards view showing filters and shared card previews. — The shared cards view shows client-owned cards the client has chosen to share.

Therapist shared cards grid showing multiple shared story and healing card previews. — Shared card previews help therapists prepare while preserving client ownership of the card content.

Therapist shared card detail showing read-only client-owned content. — Shared cards remain client-owned and read-only from the therapist workspace.

Which cards appear

Shared story cards and shared healing cards may appear in therapist shared-card workspaces.
Private cards stay private and should not appear to therapists.
Unshared cards are removed from therapist views when the client changes sharing.

Archive and restore behaviour

Archived shared cards should not appear in normal shared-card workspaces while archived.
Restored cards return private unless the client shares them again.
A card not appearing in the shared cards view may be private, unshared, archived, or not yet created.

How to use shared cards carefully

Use shared cards as discussion preparation, not as a final or complete narrative.
Card wording belongs to the client and should be discussed with consent and professional context.
Therapist notes should not overwrite or reinterpret client-owned content as clinical fact.