Substance use disorder (SUD) treatment is uniquely complex; progress is rarely linear, relapse is often part of recovery, and success isn’t always captured by traditional pre and post models of measurement. Some of the most important signals, like early disengagement, shifts in motivation, or changes in functioning, can be easy to miss without consistent, ongoing measurement. Yet many organizations today are still relying on limited or inconsistent data to guide care. This creates a gap between what providers need to understand about recovery and what they’re actually measuring in practice.
Measurement-Based Care (MBC) is helping to close that gap.
On June 4th, join Greenspace Health for an educational session where clinical and research leaders will explore how MBC can be effectively applied within SUD settings, highlighting key considerations for implementation, measurement selection, and clinical integration.
Experts from the Yale Measurement-Based Care Collaborative will share insights from their work advancing MBC across diverse care environments, including a high-level overview of MBC in the context of SUD, common challenges, and what organizations need to know to successfully integrate MBC into substance use care. Attendees will also hear a real-world example of MBC in action through an overview of the HEALing Measurement Center project, demonstrating how organizations can operationalize MBC at scale in SUD settings.
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Whether you are beginning to explore MBC in substance use services or working to strengthen an existing approach, this session will provide practical guidance, real-world examples, and actionable strategies to help you move from intention to impact.
Meet the Panelists
Sandra Resnick, PhD
Professor of Psychiatry
Yale University School of Medicine
Dr. Sandra Resnick is a licensed clinical psychologist and Professor of Psychiatry at the Yale School of Medicine with expertise in supporting individuals with psychiatric disabilities. She is committed to promoting data literacy, patient-centered care, and using evidence-based practices to improve the quality of services across the healthcare system.
Jessica Barber, PhD
Assistant Clinical Professor
Yale University School of Medicine
Dr. Jessica Barber is a licensed clinical psychologist specializing in Clinical Health Psychology and an Assistant Clinical Professor at Yale University’s Department of Psychiatry and School of Medicine. Her work is focused on developing educational resources and tools to promote and support the implementation of MBC.
Kelli Scott, PhD
Assistant Professor
Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine
Dr. Kelli Scott is a clinical psychologist, implementation scientist, and core faculty member within the Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine Center for Dissemination and Implementation Science. Her program of research employs implementation science methods to scale evidence-based practices, and specifically measurement-based care (MBC), in community mental health and substance use treatment.
Simon Weisz
President & Co-Founder
Greenspace Health
Simon Weisz is the Co-Founder and President at Greenspace Health, a technology company that was developed to support the adoption of Measurement-Based Care (MBC) across the behavioral health and substance use sector. He has participated in supporting more than 500 implementations of MBC across a wide range of provider organizations, client populations, levels of care and program types. In 2024, Simon was selected by the American Psychological Association’s Board of Professional Affairs to join as a member of their Measurement-Based Care Advisory Committee.
