Lindner Center of HOPE

Proactively managing your mental health can help you learn to recognize early warning signs and prevent concerns from escalating. Learn practical tips on how to do this at our next free Community Education event on September 18th! Join us, in person at Manor House in Mason or online, from 6-7:30 p.m. RSVP now at https://lnkd.in/ewJ5HweD

Exciting News! 🌟 Susan L. McElroy, MD, Chief Research Officer at Lindner Center of HOPE, has been named to Research.com’s “Best Female Scientists in the United States 2024 Ranking”! 🌟 Dr. McElroy is internationally known for her groundbreaking research in bipolar disorder, eating disorders, obesity, and more, with over 600 scientific papers in leading medical journals and 150 reviews and chapters in major psychiatric textbooks. As Chief Research Officer she currently oversees multiple ongoing studies in mood, anxiety, eating and impulse control disorders, genetics and psychopharmacology. Join us in celebrating Dr. McElroy's remarkable contributions to science! 👏 https://lnkd.in/emuWGpaB #WomeninSTEM #FemaleScientist #FemaleResearcher

Meet Mattie Siefer, RD, LD, Clinical Dietitian at Lindner Center of Hope! Mattie works closely with our inpatients and those in our partial hospitalization programs, helping them find balance and wellness through nutrition. With a bachelor’s degree in kinesiology, nutrition, and health from Miami University, and a dietetic internship at Vanderbilt University Medical Center, Mattie brings a wealth of knowledge and compassion to her role. We're grateful to have her on our team, guiding our patients toward healthier lives! 🧡

Learn tips to proactively manage your mental health at our next Free Community Education event! Join us in person at Manor House - Mason or virtually on Wednesday, September 18 from 6-7:30 p.m. Peter White, M.A., LPCC, LICDC, outpatient therapist at Lindner Center of Hope, will help attendees learn: –The difference between proactive mental health management and managing behavioral health problems –The 5 ‘What’s’ of proactive mental health activity –The 6 ‘How’s’ of proactive mental health activity RSVP at https://lnkd.in/ewJ5HweD

We’re thrilled to announce that Jennifer Pierson, Senior Director, Marketing & Outreach, is a finalist for the MADE Chamber’s 2024 Pink Diamond Award! 🎀 💎 This award honors women who demonstrate exceptional leadership, professional achievement, and service to the community, and Jennifer is a shining example. Since before opening in 2008, Jennifer has been instrumental in spreading awareness about the life-changing mental health services at Lindner Center of Hope. Her work ensures that people know there’s help available, and her efforts in organizing free community education events help reduce the stigma around mental illness and addiction. Jennifer is a true gem, and we couldn’t be prouder! 💎 Support Jennifer by voting for her at https://lnkd.in/eksYtFdc

Lindner Center of Hope has a great calendar of free community education events planned for the rest of the year! Whether you're looking to boost your own mental health or support those you love, we have engaging topics for everyone. Join us in person or online — all events are free! Our next event is coming up on September 18th from 6-7:30 pm at Manor House in Mason. Join Peter White, M.A., LPCC, LICDC, Outpatient Therapist, for "How to Proactively Manage Your Mental Health." 👉 Find more details and RSVP at https://lnkd.in/emhUFXrK

Dr. Pete Dillion, staff psychologist and Director of Family Therapy at the Lindner Center of HOPE, shares a powerful message of hope for those who are struggling: "I’ve been working as a therapist for over 25 years because I hate bullies. The issues that bring most people to therapy are bullies. They live in your head and tell lies. The lies are not even especially convincing lies, in fact many are ridiculous, except that the bullies cheat. While they whisper the lie in your head, they fill your veins with cortisol and adrenaline so that it feels like they MUST be true. Especially if it goes on for months or years. So what happens in therapy is you learn to recognize and counter the bully’s tricks. You learn to talk back to the lies, and you learn ways to cleanse those false-alarm stress chemicals from your body. Some of the most common lies are that you are alone and it’ll never get better. Don’t believe it. I see people take on the bullies every day and there are plenty of reasons for hope." We are deeply grateful to have Dr. Dillion on our team, helping patients silence the bullies in their minds and rediscover a life filled with hope and happiness. #StaffSpotlight #StaffAppreciation #MeettheTeam #HealthcarePros

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Meet Jan Marhefka, Chief Nursing Officer at Lindner Center of Hope! After earning her MSN from the University of Cincinnati, Jan joined the Lindner Center team in 2015, initially serving as the Manager of Quality and Compliance. In 2020, Jan was awarded Employee of the Year! Now, as Chief Nursing Officer, she oversees many crucial areas of the Center, including the inpatient adult units, the Neuromodulation Center, spiritual care, recreation therapy, and more. We are incredibly grateful for the years Jan has invested into the Center and our patients!

This week, Lindner Center of Hope officially reached 16 years of illuminating pathways toward mental well-being and healing for our community and nation. We are proud of and thankful for the staff and individuals who have helped us reach this incredible milestone by putting people first and exhibiting empathy and excellence in all aspects of mental health care. #16thanniversary #Grateful #StaffAppreciation