Daybreak’s evidence-based programs
Designed to meet the unique needs of every student, family, and school.
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
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.
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.
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.
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.