Will I get a diagnosis?

An assessment is a conversation to understand your needs — it isn't the same as a formal diagnostic evaluation and doesn't guarantee any specific diagnosis.

How long does it take?

Most assessments take under two hours, but we'll confirm what to expect when we schedule with you.

Just yourself. If you have a list of current supports, medications, or providers, that can be helpful — but it's not required.

What happens after the assessment?

We share possible next steps together. Those may include Momentum services, a referral to another provider, or a follow-up conversation.

Services

Mental Health Assessments

A mental health assessment is a structured conversation designed to understand what's going on, what you've tried, and what kind of support might help. It's the starting point for building a plan — not a promise of any specific service or outcome.

Referral Form Professional referral

Who this supports

Support built around real, everyday life.

Assessments are appropriate for youth and adults exploring behavioral health support for the first time, returning after a break, or looking to update an existing plan. Families and referring professionals are welcome to be part of the conversation.

Youth exploring support for the first time
Adults navigating a life transition or renewed need
Families supporting a loved one's care
Referring professionals and case managers

How it works

A steady, human process.

Every client's path is different. These steps show the general shape of working with our team.

Request an assessment
Reach out by phone, text, or the Referral Form. We'll confirm a time and share what to expect.
Meet with a Momentum team member
The conversation covers current concerns, daily life, strengths, goals, and any supports already in place.
Review recommendations together
You'll leave with a clear picture of possible next steps, whether that's Momentum services, another resource, or both.

What clients can expect

A grounded, respectful experience.

A private, respectful conversation
Questions about daily life, goals, and current challenges
Space to ask questions — no pressure to share more than you're ready to
A discussion of possible next steps at the end

Possible goals

Progress worth working toward.

Understand what kind of support fits your situation
Identify realistic first steps you can take right now
Clarify goals for the months ahead
Connect with the right services inside or outside Momentum

Goals are set collaboratively with each client and may change over time.

Role of the team

Who you'll work with.

Assessments are conducted by trained Momentum team members. Recommendations are shared collaboratively — never as a final judgment. We don't promise a diagnosis, eligibility, acceptance into a specific program, or any particular outcome from a single conversation.

Frequently asked

Common questions about Assessments.

Don't see your question? Call or text (614) 906-3210 and we'll help.

An assessment is a conversation to understand your needs — it isn't the same as a formal diagnostic evaluation and doesn't guarantee any specific diagnosis.

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Ready to talk with someone?

Submit a request and we'll follow up promptly to talk through next steps.

Referral Form (614) 906-3210

This website does not provide emergency services. If you or someone else is in immediate danger, call 911. For mental health crisis support in the United States, call or text 988.

Mental Health Assessments

Support built around real, everyday life.

A steady, human process.

Request an assessment

Meet with a Momentum team member

Review recommendations together

A grounded, respectful experience.

Progress worth working toward.

Who you'll work with.

Common questions about Assessments.

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