Our story
Two counselors, one shared calling
Betsy and Levi Burgett founded Daybreak Mental Health on a simple conviction: that healing happens in relationship. As married counselors who spent nearly two decades living in the Middle East and Central Asia, they bring both professional training and a deep, lived respect for people of every culture, faith, and background.
They are both Christians, and their faith shapes the compassion they bring to every session. At the same time, their door is open to everyone. You are welcome here exactly as you are.
Betsy Burgett
Provisionally Licensed Professional Counselor (PLPC)
Having lived in the Middle East and Central Asia for nearly two decades, Betsy brings deep respect and sensitivity to diverse cultural and religious backgrounds.
Accepting new clients
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Levi Burgett
Provisionally Licensed Professional Counselor (PLPC)
With more than 17 years of living abroad in humanitarian and business work, Levi brings sensitivity and respect for people of many ethnic and religious backgrounds.
Accepting new clients
Read Levi's full story“We believe growth and flourishing begin in spaces where people feel seen, heard, and understood. That's the space we hold for every person who walks through our door.”
Betsy & Levi Burgett
Where we practice
Seen through Mt. Hope Christian Counseling Center
While Daybreak Mental Health is our own practice and brand, we see clients through Mt. Hope Christian Counseling Center. It's the professional home that makes our work possible, and a place we're proud to be part of.
What guides us
The values behind every session
A safe place to begin
Reaching out is hard. Every session is built on trust, warmth, and zero judgment.
Evidence-based care
We work primarily from CBT, alongside EMDR, DBT, and Narrative Therapy.
Welcoming to all
Our faith shapes our compassion, and we warmly serve people of every background and belief.
Culturally sensitive
Nearly two decades of living abroad gave us deep respect for diverse cultures and stories.