Lindner Center of Hope News

Lindner Center of Hope Pilots New OCD and Anxiety Fellowship Program

One Step Toward Addressing the National OCD Care Crisis Millions of people in the United States struggle with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), often in isolation and without access to effective, evidence-based care. According to a recent analysis by the International OCD Foundation (IOCDF), approximately 3% of Americans will experience OCD during their lifetime. Yet many individuals […]

Lindner Center of Hope Leadership Alignments

As Lindner Center of Hope embarks on a new fiscal year with continued creation of the future, several leadership alignments have been made. The changes reflect an enduring commitment to strengthening clinical programs, preparing plans for further growth, and developing the data and outcomes infrastructure needed to evaluate and continually improve the care provided. The […]

Lindner Center of Hope Psychologist Discusses AI and Mental Health

Learn more about the risks and benefits of AI use in mental health treatment.

Dr. Cummings Discusses SSRI Use on July Cincinnati Edition

The Cincinnati Edition, recently spoke with medical professionals about the usage of psychiatric medications such as selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors in the treatment of mental health symptoms. Guests included:

Lindner Center of Hope Chaplain Selected for National Resilience and Flourishing Study

Valerie Martin, MDiv, CGP, Spiritual Care Coordinator and Chaplain at Lindner Center of Hope, has been selected to participate in a national research initiative led by Boston University’s Albert and Jessie Danielsen Institute. Martin was chosen following an interview process for inclusion in the institute’s randomized intervention study evaluating CHRYSALIS, a novel, evidence-based personal and […]