Daybreak serves as a virtual extension of a school’s mental health program—identifying student needs and providing end-to-end solutions to meet those needs.
Daybreak provides a proactive, multi-tiered system of school-based mental health support.
Identifying needs through universal mental health screeners and accessing that data securely via a custom school dashboard.
Offering live, virtual classes for families as well as professional development for staff.
As a complement to virtual support, some districts have a Daybreak clinician on-site to provide
in-person services like drop-ins, group therapy, program management, and more.
A 12-week skill building, evidence-based, virtual therapy program with a licensed clinician. Allows for flexibility, immediate access and 1:1 support.
Daybreak provides a curriculum of classes—led by licensed clinicians—for families and school staff to learn about youth mental health and how we can effectively understand, identify, and support their needs.
We work with school districts across the country. Check out these testimonials >
The most comprehensive mental health screener for youth, Daybreak’s Universal Screener is the only screener that covers mental health across 8 different sub-topics. This information is essential in identifying student’s mental health needs early to inform proactive, multi-tiered systems of support before a crisis arises.
Learn moreWithin 1-2 weeks of a referral, students are meeting with a licensed clinician. Daybreak quickly becomes an extension of your in-school team and increases capacity and capabilities.
We match students to licensed clinicians based on their needs and preferences (like language, race, cultural background, gender, etc.), leading to better outcomes.
With a consistent pulse on the mental health and wellness of students, schools can ensure that every student has equal access to the mental health support they need, taking the financial burden off of families.
Let's talk about how you can partner with Daybreak to give students immediate acces to the mental health support they need.
Join us on 5/5 to hear school district leaders from South San Francisco Unified School District, Lake Elsinore Unified School District, and East Side Union High School District talk about their mental health strategies.