School counseling services include academic guidance, college and career planning, social emotional support and learning, and crisis intervention. While school counselors play a vital role in supporting students' academic and personal growth, their role is distinct from that of a mental health therapist. School counselors focus on broader issues affecting student success and well-being, rather than providing the in-depth psychotherapy and mental health treatment typically offered by therapists. Secondary school counselors often collaborate with therapists and refer students to them when specialized mental health support is needed.

FSHS students will be able to receive up to 12 weeks of teletherapy sessions with Daybreak’s qualified clinicians. The program is designed to treat students to a place of concrete improvement—symptomatically, functionally, and behaviorally. Students will be matched with a clinician based on their cultural background, language, and personal preferences, with sessions starting within 1-2 weeks of a referral—which includes parental consent and is offered at NO COST TO FAMILIES.

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