Momentum Magazine

Insights, Outcomes, and Innovation in Measurement-Based Care

Momentum explores how Measurement-Based Care is transforming behavioral health. Through real-world case studies, expert perspectives, implementation lessons, and emerging innovations, each issue highlights what’s working, what’s changing, and what’s shaping the future of outcomes-driven care.

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8 articles
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What Our Clients Say About Us

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Greenspace allows us the flexibility to easily capture baselines, but more importantly track progress over time. It is so empowering to be able to clearly identify the impact we are having across the students, and also identify those that may need additional support. Our team has found the dashboards to be relevant to track engagement and clinical outcomes, and we are hopeful that our clinicians can use the insights and develop more streamlined treatment plans.

Rob D'Alonzo, LCP

CHIEF CLINICAL OFFICER, THE LINCOLN CENTER FOR FAMILY AND YOUTH

Ensuring that the right service at the right time is being provided is a key component of Mental Health Services at the Kenora Catholic District School Board. Measurement-Based Care (MBC) will further support Mental Health Workers/Student Well-Being Coaches in making informed clinical decisions. Knowing how important MBC is, we've now partnered with Greenspace Health that will help us easily achieve these goals. Every student will be well supported with the help of a platform like Greenspace.

Sue Devlin

Mental Health Lead, Kenora Catholic District School Board

MBC allows us to start answering population health questions about care delivery. We can show effective plans for engagement across different services and modalites and build care pathways that really engage individuals, based on these objective screening tools and results.

Brandon Fisher

Chief Strategy Officer, Merakey

I love the Population Health model. We donโ€™t want to be a place you only go as a last resort. We want to serve the full spectrum of students, from those at their worst to those who are doing great or just experiencing normal stressors. The Population Health Hubs really allows us to promote this to the entire campus community, not just students actively seeking mental health support.

Irene Pugliese

Manager of Wellness Services, Student Health & Wellness, Lakehead University