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Cancel an appointment in the iOS mobile app

Learn how to cancel an upcoming appointment using the mobile app.

If you need to cancel an upcoming session, you can easily do so through the Grow Therapy mobile app. This guide walks you through the process of canceling an individual appointment using your mobile device.

🛠️ Feature notice: The iOS app is not available to minors. Starting in early August 2026, clients with Kaiser insurance or residing in Illinois, Maine, or Nevada can use a limited version of the app that doesn't include coach.

Key Points


  • Canceling an appointment requires 24+ hours' notice. If you try to cancel within 24 hours of your session, the option will be unavailable. In this case, you will need to contact your provider directly, and a late cancellation fee may apply.

  • Late cancellation and no-show fees are not covered by insurance. Clients are responsible for the full amount.

  • Check your provider's fee policy before booking. You can find details in the “Worry-free booking” section of their booking page or by messaging your provider directly.


Cancel an appointment


Follow these steps to cancel your appointment using the mobile app:

  • Tap Log in on the Grow Therapy mobile app on your iOS device.

  • Select your preferred login method from the options listed.

  • Tap the ☰ navigation menu in the top-left corner of your screen.

Mobile app login flow
  • Select Appointments from the menu.

  • Tap the • • • More icon.

Cancel an appointment in the mobile app
  • Select Cancel appointment.

  • Select a reason for cancellation from the options available, then select Continue.

Confirm appointment cancellation
  • Depending on your selection, you may be asked additional questions. Select the appropriate response, and select Cancel appointment.

  • A confirmation message will appear once your appointment has been canceled.


Additional support


For detailed desktop instructions and answers to commonly asked questions, refer to this guide.

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