Daybreak’s evidence-based programs

Designed to meet the unique needs of every student, family, and school.

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School-Based Teletherapy Programs

Evidence-Based Care

Our model treats students to a place of concrete improvement—symptomatically, functionally and behaviorally. The programs were developed by child & adolescent clinical experts and modeled on the Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) Universal Protocol, weaving in elements of Social-Emotional Learning.

Personalized Treatment

Every program is customized to each student, and can treat a broad range of mental health needs. We personally match our students to their therapist based on presenting needs, cultural background, language, and personal preferences. This is why 90% of the students we work with say we matched them to the right clinician.

Family & School Staff Collaboration

Throughout the student’s program, the Daybreak team meets with both families and school staff to provide updates and check-ins on the student’s progress, while respecting the fundamental confidentiality of the sessions.

Proven Outcomes

81% of students show symptomatic improvements as measured by GAD-7 and PHQ-9. And, 8/10 school staff report improvements at school.

Data-Driven Reporting

We provide detailed outcomes and reporting data in real-time as well as ongoing reporting from a dedicated account manager on measurements like utilization, student engagement, clinical improvements, and more.
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Teletherapy Programs for students ages 10-19

Our teletherapy programs provide support for students and families in grades K-12 with social, emotional, or behavioral needs. Our 12-week program is built for students with mild to moderate needs while our 18-24 week program is designed for students with moderate to heavy needs. No matter the length, both programs treat students to a place of concrete improvement—symptomatically, functionally and behaviorally.

Symptoms we treat

Anxiety
Depression
Mood Disorders
Executive Functioning
ADHD
Disordered Eating
Affect Dysregulation
Anger Management
Identity
Trauma
Challenges with Relationships
Sexual Development
Academics
Stress Related to School
Stress Related to the Pandemic
Mild Autism
Co-Occurring Substance Use
Learning Disorders (as a secondary need)
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Elementary Family Teletherapy program for families with students ages 5-10

For elementary-aged children, oftentimes it’s important to work with their parents or guardians to teach them the skills they need to help their child thrive.

Clinical Expertise

The program uses the philosophies and framework to equip parents with skills to deal with behaviors such as anger, aggression, difficulty following directions, school behaviors, routines or negative attention seeking, and healthy attachment rooted in evidence-based practices.

Designed
for Families

Focus areas are tailored to each family and include topics like: Parenting and discipline styles; Behavioral expectations; Child development and Social and Emotional Learning; Setting Routines, and more. During sessions, our therapists provide prompts, guidance, and supportive feedback.

Scheduling Flexibility

We know how hard it is to find a time to meet that is conducive to school and work schedules. That’s why we are flexible and can meet when it works best for each family.

Symptoms we treat

Tantrums
Aggression
School attendance issues
Sibling rivalry
Peer conflict & relational issues
Anxiety & Worries
Behavior Issues
Depression & Sadness
Attention & Focus
Sleep & Bedtime
Parent Relationship Challenges
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Other school-based mental health services

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Classes
We offer a library of classes—led by licensed clinicians—for families and school staff to learn about youth mental health and how to effectively understand, identify, and support their needs.
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Universal Screeners
The most comprehensive mental health screener for youth to identify student mental health needs early to inform proactive, multi-tiered systems of support.
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