Counseling about all your options

You are facing difficult choices!

If you are facing an unplanned pregnancy, you may feel like you are being pulled in a million different directions. The pressure may be great to make an immediate decision. Maybe you’ve already made up your mind and you just want to confirm the facts. Whether you decide to parent, abort or place your child for adoption, none of your choices are easy.

Our professional and peer counseling staff knows that your situation is unique and important. We are here to provide you with accurate, up-to-date information to empower you make an informed choice.
What is the responsible choice?

Parenting:

There are consequences to this choice. It is difficult to make this decision when you feel that your career, education, financial stability and relationships are in jeopardy. These are valid concerns and our counselors will examine these issues further with you. Parenting is a lifelong commitment with many challenges and rewards. Thankfully, you do not have to face it alone. Our counselors will be there for you and will help you prepare over the next several months if you decide to parent.

Abortion:

There are consequences to this choice. It is difficult not to make this decision when you feel that your career, education, financial stability and relationships are at stake. These are valid concerns and our counselors will examine these issues with you. The decision to abort should not be made quickly or under pressure. It is your body… your choice. And it is your future that will be affected. Click here for more information regarding abortion.

Adoption:

There are consequences to this choice. Often, this seems to be the most difficult decision, regardless of it’s impact on your career, education, financial stability and relationships. The idea of carrying a child for nine months only to release him or her into the care of another family may seem emotionally impossible. However, if parenting a child at this point in your life would be difficult, this option may have some benefits. Our counselors will help you examine this option further.

Note: Daybreak is not an adoption agency and does not act as one. We are independent of adoption agencies and of independent adoption counselors, referring clients to them as other helpful resources. We do not initiate or facilitate independent adoptions.