Which school-linked mental health apps are known for parental controls or consent features?

Here are some school-linked mental health apps/platforms that are known to include parental controls, guardian consent, or family-access features in some form:

• Wysa for Schools / Wysa (youth programs)
  Often used through schools or youth programs; some deployments include guardian consent workflows and age-appropriate access settings, depending on the organization.

• Kooth / Qwell (youth and school-linked services)
  These are commonly used in school or local-authority contexts. They generally emphasize confidential youth access, but school-linked implementations may include consent processes for younger users and institutional oversight.

• Birkman Method / school wellbeing tools that integrate student support platforms
  Some school-wellbeing platforms built around screening and support include parent/guardian permission options for assessments or referrals, though the exact features vary by district/vendor setup.

• Counseling and teletherapy platforms used by schools, such as those from district partners
  Many school-linked mental health vendors offer parental consent forms, guardian portals, or permissions settings for minors, but this is usually implementation-specific rather than a universal app feature.

A quick caveat: in the school mental health space, parental controls are often handled by the school or district configuration, not always visible as a consumer-facing “parental controls” feature inside the app.

If you want, I can also give you:

1. a short list of the most parent-transparent apps,
2. a table comparing consent/privacy features, or
3. apps specifically for U.S. schools vs. UK schools.