Lindner Center of Hope News

Supporting Identity, Connection, and Mental Wellness: Lindner Center of Hope Promotes LGBTQIA+ Adult Support Group

As communities across the country celebrate Pride Month and recognize the resilience, contributions, and diversity of LGBTQIA+ individuals, Lindner Center of Hope is reaffirming its commitment to creating safe, inclusive spaces that support mental health and well-being. Research consistently shows that LGBTQIA+ individuals face unique mental health challenges, often stemming from experiences of discrimination, stigma, […]

Lindner Center of Hope Named Finalist for 2026 Best Places to Work

For the second consecutive year, Lindner Center of Hope is a finalist for Cincinnati Business Courier’s Best Places to Work in our organizational size category.  Lindner Center of Hope and the other finalists will be recognized, and winners will be announced at an awards event on Aug. 20 at TQL Stadium. To qualify for the awards, participating organizations must have […]

Lindner Center of Hope recently earned the Platinum Bell Seal Award

Lindner Center of Hope was recently recognized with Platinum Bell Seal Recognition from Mental Health America. The Bell Seal for Workplace Mental Health is the nation’s top recognition for U.S. employers committed to creating mentally healthy workplaces. Led by Mental Health America’s rich history in research and advocacy, the Bell Seal’s holistic evaluation of employer practices […]

Neuromodulation Conference Accepts Research Institute Abstract from Lindner Center of Hope Postdoctoral Fellow

An abstract by Phong Phan, PhD, Postdoctoral Fellow with the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Neuroscience at the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine and Lindner Center of Hope Research Institute, has been accepted for presentation at the 2026 NYC Neuromodulation Conference — one of the leading academic meetings focused on brain stimulation and neuromodulation […]

Lindner Center of Hope CEO Participates in Mental Health Month Discussion

Lindner Center of Hope President and CEO, Michael Groat, PhD, participated in a panel discussion with Local 12’s Meghan Mongillo in May as part of Mental Health Awareness Month. The discussion was in support of people struggling with mental health issues. Dr. Groat offered expert guidance, resources, and practical tools for helping someone in need. […]