HOW TO MAKE A REFERRAL
Check out this quick video walkthrough or follow the steps below!
Step 1: Set up your account (if you haven't already) or go to the Daybreak Dashboard
Use your district email address to log in.
Either enter your password, or if you have a Google-based email address, you can select 'Continue with Google' under the password.
If you have any trouble accessing your account, please reach out to carecoordinator@daybreakhealth.com.
Step 2: Select "Refer a Student" from the homepage:
Step 3: Locate the student's account or enter the student's information into the Daybreak Dashboard.
If your district shared a roster file with Daybreak you will be able to search for the student by name.
However, if you don't see student information in your dashboard, that's ok! Select "Create and refer a student record not (yet) in Daybreak."
You'll be asked to provide the student's contact information, all available in your district's student information system.
Step 4: Fill out the Referral Form
Select the "Elementary Teletherapy" button at the top of the referral form
The Referral Form should take no more than 5 minutes to complete.
Simply enter the student and caregiver's contact information, the primary reason for the referral, and any special considerations that you'd like the Daybreak clinical team to be aware of.
If a student does not have their own email or phone number, please enter the caregiver's information in these boxes.
Examples of Special Considerations:
The student or family's language preferences
Preferred dates or times for sessions to occur
Step 5: Submit the Referral
Please select 'Schedule with Parent' to proceed with submitting the referral.
Notes
If you'd like to discuss a student before referring, please click here to set up a Clinical Consult call with Wendy Youngsmith.
If you any difficulties or questions as you are referring, please reach out to carecoordinator@daybreakhealth.com and they will help you get access!
FAQs
What age range does the program serve?
What age range does the program serve?
This program is designed for students 5-12.
How long is the program?
How long is the program?
This program is up to 12 weeks, with weekly 50-minute sessions over zoom.
Who is this program appropriate for?
Who is this program appropriate for?
The parenting skills and child development understanding gained through this program can benefit all parents
Consider families who may currently be impacted by additional stressors (e.g. financial difficulties, divorce or adapting to a blended family, death of a loved one) and could benefit from learning positive ways to deal with the impact on both parent and child
The program can also help parents support their children through mild to moderate challenges in areas like anxiety and worries, depression and sadness, sleep and bedtime routines, attention and focus, school avoidance, tantrums, and relationship issues
Who is this program not appropriate for?
Who is this program not appropriate for?
The program is not appropriate for acute situations including severe abuse, neglect or open CPS cases, active addiction / alcoholism, domestic violence, or mental health conditions that require hospitalization (i.e. suicidal attempts) or are better suited for in-person care.
What will families work on in the program?
What will families work on in the program?
Families will work on a custom combination of these 6 learning objectives, based on their individual needs:
Objective 1: Ground Rules and Family Communication
Objective 2: Child Development & Discipline
Objective 3: Positive Parenting Practices & Family Strengths
Objective 4: Discipline and Punishment
Objective 5: Setting Boundaries
Objective 6: Family Systems - Roles & Values
In a two-parent household, do both parents need to attend the sessions?
In a two-parent household, do both parents need to attend the sessions?
Both parents are welcome to attend but only one is required.
Do you need consent from both parents?
Do you need consent from both parents?
In the case of shared custody, consent is required from both parents.