at Daybreak University are to prepare students to be culturally competent, ethical, self-observing, and systemic marriage and family therapists, supervisors, teachers, and researchers.

Our Faculty

The faculty members at Daybreak University have earned doctoral degrees in Couples and Family Therapy, Sex Therapy, and Counseling Psychology. They are AAMFT approved supervisors, AASECT approved supervisors, and many also hold internationally recognized awards and qualifications. The Daybreak faculty is composed of the world's best experts in their respective fields, who have abundant clinical experience and are dedicated to advancing the mental health field through their ongoing research.

Admission is open to an individual who has earned a qualifying degree from an accredited institution. An applicant is expected to carefully review admission requirements outlined in the Catalog. An applicant to the Master of Arts and Doctor of Philosophy program in Counseling at Daybreak University is required to submit a completed application, application fee, and all official transcripts from institutions listed on the application.

1. Transcripts should be delivered in their official, sealed envelopes. An official transcript can also be sent electronically directly from an institution.
2. Application materials submitted to Daybreak University become the property of the University and will not be returned to the applicant, irrespective of application outcome. Materials will be retained on file for one year from the time of application. Upon successful application, official transcripts, test scores, and acceptance letters will be kept in the Registrar’s Office.

For detailed information about our Marriage and Family Therapy (MFT) Program, please see our MFT Program Handbook.

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