Welcome to Daybreak, a Pastoral Counseling Agency
Introducing Daybreak Counseling Service: Illuminating Paths to Affordable Mental Health in Delaware and Beyond!
At Daybreak Counseling Service, our mission shines brightly: to provide accessible and affordable mental health services to individuals from all walks of life in Delaware and the surrounding areas. We firmly believe that everyone deserves the opportunity to seek the support they need to overcome life's challenges and foster emotional well-being.
With compassion and expertise, our dedicated team of experienced therapists, psychologists, and counselors offers a diverse range of counseling and therapy services. From individual therapy to couples counseling, family therapy to group sessions, we tailor our approach to meet the unique needs and goals of each client.
At Daybreak, we understand that mental health concerns can affect anyone, regardless of their background or financial circumstances. That's why we strive to keep our services affordable, ensuring that cost is never a barrier to receiving the support and guidance one deserves. Our commitment to accessibility extends to our flexible payment options and sliding scale fees, making quality mental health care within reach for all.
We believe that fostering a safe and non-judgmental space is crucial for healing and growth. Our warm and inviting counseling environment, coupled with our therapists' empathetic and understanding approach, creates a foundation for open and honest communication. We value diversity and respect the uniqueness of every individual who walks through our doors.
Daybreak Counseling Service is proud to serve our local community and beyond. Whether you're struggling with anxiety, depression, relationship issues, trauma, or any other mental health concern, our skilled professionals are here to guide you on your journey towards healing and self-discovery.
Illuminate your path to emotional well-being with Daybreak Counseling Service. Take the first step towards a brighter future—reach out to us today and let us be your guiding light on the road to mental wellness.
Making appointments with Daybreak Counseling
To make an appointment, call a counselor directly. Counselors' contact and location information can be found under the 'Our Counselors' tab.
Forms can be printed and filled out prior to your appointment. Your counselor can also have them available for you at your first session.
Click here to download and print the forms.
What is Pastoral Counseling?
Pastoral counseling is a discipline that seeks to integrate psychotherapy and spirituality. We are living in an era of renewed understanding of the importance of positive spiritual practices to one's overall well-being. Our clinicians have been trained to address mental health issues while at the same time inviting clients to explore how their spiritual beliefs might impact their current situation. We help clients explore how the resources of their tradition may be called upon to promote healing of mind/body/spirit. At Daybreak we seek to honor the religious beliefs and values that our clients bring with them, with the goal of being a companion on a journey of discovery. Becoming aware of one's core values and beliefs can be very empowering, regardless of whether those beliefs are formally or informally practiced, or whether one is Christian, Jewish, Muslim, Eastern-oriented or uncertain about spiritual beliefs. The pastoral counselor's goal is to provide the context in which one can examine one's connection to a reality greater than self and renew meaning, hope and wholeness in one's life.
Facing a traumatic loss, a life-threatening event, or a perceived failure can create a spiritual crisis, one in which one's most fundamental beliefs about life may be called into question. Pastoral counseling provides the opportunity to explore losses, doubts and questions in a caring, non-judgmental setting that honors the individual's faith experience. It is an invitation to sort out, clarify, and affirm one's beliefs and values while at the same time benefitting from the pastoral counselor's clinical training in mental health issues such as depression, anxiety, relationships, addictions, anger, grief, etc.