Pasadena Unified School District is providing free teletherapy services to students and their families through a new partnership with Daybreak Health, aiming to address rising mental health needs across the community.
The initiative, which the District said it launched in response to ongoing stressors affecting youth and caregivers, connects students with licensed clinicians who specialize in treating anxiety, depression, stress, focus issues and relationship challenges.
Services are available at no cost and can be accessed by submitting a Care Request through the District’s website.
Submit a Care Request here to get started.
In addition to one-on-one therapy, Daybreak Health offers free monthly online mental health classes for families.
Topics include the impact of screen time on mood and focus, strategies to reduce device use and tips for protecting children from online threats.
In the next online class, get tips on how to Keep Your Kids Safe Online.
- Find out how phones affect your child’s mood and focus.
- Learn two easy ways to cut down screen time at home.
- Get tips to keep your kids safe from online dangers.
Class in English:?
Wednesday, September 17, 2025
5 p.m. PST
Register Here
Clase en Español:?
Thursday, September 18, 2025
5 p.m.
Regístrese Aquí
District officials say the programs are part of a broader effort to support student well-being and academic success.
“We recognize that mental health is foundational to learning,” said a Pasadena Unified School District spokesperson. “This partnership ensures families have access to timely, culturally competent care.”
Daybreak Health clinicians are matched with students based on individual needs and preferences. The program is open to all Pasadena Unified School District students and their families, regardless of insurance status.
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