As federal funds expire, Chatham County Schools provides mental health care for students

Free mental health service now available to Chatham students

Daybreak Health CEO Alex Alvarado and Chatham County Schools Director of Student Support Services Tracy Fowler

Livingston Parish Public Schools utilizing grant money to help students find teletherapy solutions

More Teens Are Opting for Virtual Therapy

Livingston Parish Schools offering free mental health support for students

Livingston Parish Schools benefit from mental health program for high school students

Fitt Insider Founder Feature: Alex Alvarado

Students in Wenatchee receive virtual therapy with new district partnership

Wenatchee School District to Offer Students Free Virtual Therapy Sessions

Schools are key to solving mental health equity gaps

Declining mental health is the national health crisis of this generation, and our schools must act

On Balance Podcast Features Daybreak Co-Founders

Guilford County Schools partners with teletherapy provider to address mental health needs

How long can these telehealth companies stay in school?

Daybreak discusses how student mental health programs can be financial sustainable for school districts

The 25 most promising education-tech startups of 2023

Daybreak makes the list, according to top VCs

Daybreak Health Adds Elementary Students to Target Patient Population

Daybreak Health is now offering Elementary Family Teletherapy services.

This startup aims to scale youth mental health services by partnering with school districts

By working with school districts, Daybreak can help expand their mental health teams’ capacity and close a critical gap.

Can telehealth startups fill the gap in adolescent mental healthcare?

After the surgeon general's report on the loneliness epidemic in the US—which cited that one in three young people struggle with mental illness—some investors believe tech startups could serve an unmet need.

The pandemic learning loss was worse for kids with special needs.

Daybreak shares the importance of startups helping to solve some of the most pressing issues facing students today.

As Schools Turn to Tech for Mental Health Support, the Best Solution Might Be More Analog

Daybreak Health leaders say they measure how well their programs work through factors including how speedily they match students with therapists, the percentage of students who complete the full number of therapy sessions, student ratings, and the percentage of families who report behavior improvements at home.

Daybreak Health garners $13M to scale youth mental health platform

The company will use the funds to grow its offerings, including its teletherapy platform, and expand its reach nationally.

Daybreak Health Snags $13M For School-Based Mental Health Services

Daybreak Health has partnered with more than 60 public school districts since it began providing care in 2019.

Daybreak Featured in Venture Capital News

Axios features Daybreak in Pro Rate Newsletter

Daybreak Lands $13M Series B For Youth Mental Health

Daybreak's program data shows that four out of five school counselors report noticeable improvements in student symptoms and 92% of families report behavioral improvements at home.

Daybreak Health Raises $13M In Campaign To Bring Free School-Based Mental Health Services to Youth

Daybreak Health’s expansion plans include hiring more clinicians and strengthening administrative capacity to handle new payers and state licensing requirements, especially state Medicaid programs. The company already plans to expand into North Carolina and Utah.

School-Based Mental Health Provider Daybreak Health Raises $13 Million Series B to Expand Access to Youth Mental Health Services

Daybreak will fuel its national expansion with top school districts and continue to develop personalized mental health services, including teletherapy, that meet the unique needs of each student.

Kids’ Mental Health Can Decline in the Summer. What Schools Can Do to Help

Juan Treviño, MSW, LCSW at Daybreak shared with Education Week about how families, schools, and educators can work together to smooth the social and emotional transition to school for vulnerable children. This is especially important as we head into back-to-school season.

Your therapist isn’t there to solve your problems for you. Here’s how to make the most of your 45-minute session

Carla Felten, a child and family therapist and clinical program coordinator at Daybreak Health tells Fortune, “Therapy is about helping you unlock your potential and identifying areas of support that are already in place to help get you through difficult times. You often have the answers to your own questions—you just may need someone to help you uncover them or guide you to them.”