Meet Dr. Jennifer Farley, PsyD, Associate Chief of Psychological Services! Dr. Farley is a dedicated psychotherapist and neuropsychologist who brings compassion, insight, and deep clinical expertise to her work with children, adolescents, and young adults.

Dr. Tracy Cummings and Dr. Chris Tuell were honored to speak with students at Wilmington College (OH) during the Active Minds Keynote event. They discussed the importance of prioritizing mental health in college and explored the complex connection between substance use & mental illness.

From medication to cognitive behavioral therapy, ketamine therapy, transcranial magnetic stimulation, and more—there are now more options than ever to support full recovery from #depression, not just symptom relief. Learn more on our blog: lindnercenterofhope.org/blog/depressio…

Meet Beacon, your go-to guide for all things happening with our Transforming Hope campaign!️ Beacon will keep you updated on exciting changes underway to build a brighter future for mental health care. Stay tuned for more updates—and let's get digging! lindnercenterofhope.org/transforming-h…

Healthcare professionals: Don’t miss our next free clinician webcast (1 CME/CEU)! Learn how to recognize and manage common bipolar disorder comorbidities to better support your patients. Register here: lindnercenterofhope.org/news/events/bi…

Lindner Center of Hope was proud to welcome the Warren County Leadership Class of 2025! This group of local leaders toured the Center, got an inside look at our mental health services, and even took part in an experiential exercise led by Dr. Brett Dowdy.

From your first call to your final session, Lindner Center patients can expect compassionate care from our multidisciplinary team, who works collaboratively to understand and treat each patient individually. Start with a team that sees the whole you. 📞 513-536-HOPE.

Now accepting inquiries for Summer 2025 ☀️ The Summer Skills Program helps teens build practical skills to manage stress, set goals, navigate tough emotions, and communicate with confidence—all without interrupting their academic journey. Call 513-536-0KID (0543).

This #EarthDay, take a moment to step outside. 🌎 Spending time in nature can reduce anxiety, boost self-esteem, lower blood pressure, and more. Cincinnati is full of beautiful greenspaces—discover your next escape with this Google Map from Osher Center for Integrative Health at UC: tinyurl.com/mtbtefbd

ATTN: Healthcare pros 🔔 Earn 1 CME/CEU at our free clinician webcast on April 29th! Led by Dr. Paul Keck, this presentation will cover common #bipolardisorder comorbidities and how they impact treatment recommendations. Register now at lindnercenterofhope.org/news/events/bi…

Big things are happening at Lindner Center of Hope—thank you to the Enquirer for helping share the news! 🚧 🦺 Our upcoming expansion will create more treatment spaces, wellness facilities, clinician offices, and so much more. Read about the project at: cincinnati.com/story/news/202…”

Work hard, play hard! Lindner Center team members and their families had a blast fowling at Fowling Warehouse! 🎳🏈

Your healing journey begins from the moment you make the call. Call 513-536-HOPE (4673), and your Lindner Center of Hope care team will help set you on the right path forward, whatever that may be.

Meet Kelly Bunker, LISW-S, staff therapist! With nearly 30 years of experience, she works with teens and adults in our outpatient setting, specializing in DBT and eating disorders. Her background includes emergency departments, residential care, and community mental health.

Healthcare providers—you're invited to attend our free clinician webcast on May 13. Learn about the signs and symptoms of medical trauma, the long-term impact, psychotherapeutic interventions proven to help with recovery, and more. Register now at lindnercenterofhope.org/news/events/th…

⚠️It's time for your Lindner Center of Hope Construction Update—brought to you by your go-to guide, Beacon! 🪏 Every milestone brings us closer to expanding care for those facing mental illness. 👷

Young adults today face growing mental health challenges—and it’s often more than just one condition. At Lindner Center of HOPE’s Williams House, we take a comprehensive approach to treating co-existing conditions like mood disorders and substance use: lindnercenterofhope.org/williams-house/

Tracking your mental health symptoms can make a real difference—and the DRSP makes it simple! The DRSP is an powerful tool that only requires a few minutes each day & can help you spot patterns or see if treatments are working. ✅ Download the DRSP here: lindnercenterofhope.org/blog/daily-rec…

☀️ Summer is coming and so is a chance for your teen to grow, connect, and build real-life skills! Our Summer Skills Program is open June 2–August 15! Designed for ages 12–18, this group-based program runs 3 hours a day, 3 days a week, for 3–4 weeks. 📞 Call 513-536-0KID (0543).

When someone is struggling with severe psychiatric symptoms or is at risk of harming themselves or others, inpatient care may be the next step. Our services focus on providing accurate diagnoses, intervention and stabilization—delivered with compassion. Call 513-536-HOPE (4673).