Lindner Center of HOPE

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Lindner Center of HOPE is a comprehensive mental health center of excellence focused on offering hope to individuals and families facing mental illness and addiction issues. Comprehensive services with a full spectrum of care address a variety of disorders for people of all ages. Lindner Center of HOPE clinicians draw upon years of experience to treat patients with the following conditions:
Depression and Bipolar Disorder
Anxiety and Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
Addictive and Co-occurring Disorders
Eating Disorders
Schizophrenia and Related Conditions
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorders (ADHD)
Stress-Related Conditions (PTSD)
Psychotic Disorders
Women’s Mental Health Issues

Hospitalization
For patients requiring stabilization because of very acute symptoms, Lindner Center of HOPE has 48 private-rooms for short-term hospital stays. The Center has expert treatment teams that care for adolescents ages 12 to 17 in collaboration with Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center, and adults/seniors age 18 years and older. Intensive Assessment and Treatment in Short-Term Residential Settings
Sibcy House and Williams House are specialized and intimate units located within Lindner center of HOPE. These programs offer expert assessment and clinical observation with a goal of bringing diagnostic clarity to complex cases. Meanwhile, intensive treatment readies patients for success as they embark on following their treatment blueprint. Sibcyhouse.org 513-536-0537

Partial Hospitalization
The Partial Hospitalization Program provides comprehensive treatment options for adults and adolescents, 12 and older, in need of intensive treatment in a safe and therapeutic environment, without full hospitalization. The adolescent program is managed by Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center. Both the adolescent and adult PHPs are capable of addressing eating disorders. Intensive Outpatient Program
The Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) is a treatment option for adults experiencing challenges with substance abuse and/or co-occurring disorders. Outpatient Services
Outpatient services for mental health and behavioral addictions for children as young as two and adults of all ages are available at Lindner Center of HOPE. Schott Foundation Eating Disorders Program
Experts specialize in treating the spectrum of eating disorders and related mental health concerns for both males and females. Treatment is available in varying levels of care as well as through participation in research studies. The Farmer Family Neuromodulation Center
As treatment response is individually unique, patients benefit from varied treatment options. Lindner Center of HOPE provides Electroconvulsive Therapy (ECT) and Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) therapy for those who have not achieved adequate improvement from medication and counseling. Research Institute
The Research Institute at Lindner Center of HOPE conducts advanced clinical and outcomes research. Areas of focus include mood disorders, eating disorders, obesity, impulse control disorders and psychopharmacology. Call (513) 536-0716 to learn more about current clinical studies.

Sign up for a FREE community education event on April 15th hosted by Megan Schrantz, Ed.D, LPCC of Lindner Center of Hop...
04/03/2026

Sign up for a FREE community education event on April 15th hosted by Megan Schrantz, Ed.D, LPCC of Lindner Center of Hope. Join us in person at Manor House in Mason, Ohio or virtually from 6–7:30 PM.

Together, we’ll explore:
🧠 The role anxiety plays in our lives, and when it shifts from helpful to harmful
😌 Mindfulness techniques to cultivate greater joy and peace

We hope to see you there! Registration is now open. https://lindnercenterofhope.org/news/events/tackling-stress-and-building-joy/

Construction is moving forward at Lindner Center of Hope as we head into spring! 🪏🌼 While recent weather has caused some...
04/02/2026

Construction is moving forward at Lindner Center of Hope as we head into spring! 🪏🌼

While recent weather has caused some delays, meaningful progress continues across campus and key milestones are being reached.

🏠 A major highlight: the Sibcy House addition was successfully connected to the existing building—an exciting step toward bringing the new space to life. Roofing, stonework, and mechanical system installation are continuing as weather allows.

🅿️ Planning for the remote parking lot is ongoing, with curb cuts and electrical infrastructure work set to begin once the weather improves. The accessible parking lot is now expected to be completed in April. In the meantime, lighting installation is underway on the pedestrian bridge and walkway ahead of final inspections.

🏥️ Foundation work for the new Medical Office Building is also progressing. Over the next two weeks, crews will pour foundation walls and footings, complete remaining excavation, and continue preparing for the next phase of construction.

With spring weather on the way, we’re looking forward to faster progress. As always, thank you for your continued support!

The Lindner Center of Hope was proud to join fellow local healthcare organizations for the March Madness: Celebration & ...
03/31/2026

The Lindner Center of Hope was proud to join fellow local healthcare organizations for the March Madness: Celebration & Health Challenge—a well-deserved opportunity for fun, relaxation, and camaraderie among professionals across mental health, EMS, nursing, and public health. 🏀

Thanks to Maria Sulcer, our Outreach Specialist, and all of the hosts for bringing the energy and uniting our healthcare community! 🏆

March 30th is World Bipolar Day. Nearly eight million adults in the United States have bipolar disorder, and it can sign...
03/30/2026

March 30th is World Bipolar Day. Nearly eight million adults in the United States have bipolar disorder, and it can significantly impact daily functioning and quality of life. But with the right evaluation and level of care, recovery is possible.

At Lindner Center of Hope, we specialize in accurate diagnosis and offer a full continuum of care—so each patient can receive the right treatment, at the right intensity, at the right time.

To learn more or speak with our admissions team, call 513-536-0537.

Happy Opening Day from Lindner Center of Hope! ⚾️❤️
03/26/2026

Happy Opening Day from Lindner Center of Hope! ⚾️❤️

On April 10th, Dayton Area Psychological Association (DAPA) presents a three-hour workshop, Eating Disorders Treatment U...
03/26/2026

On April 10th, Dayton Area Psychological Association (DAPA) presents a three-hour workshop, Eating Disorders Treatment Update; Practical Considerations in an Ever-Changing Clinical Landscape.

This presentation will provide an overview on how to assess for, diagnose, and treat eating disorders. Information will be presented on prevalence, risk factors, level of care determination, and ways weight bias can interfere with accurate assessment and treatment.

Register here: https://www.daytonpsych.org/join-or-renew

We’re celebrating 85 lives changed in 2025 through the Lindner Center's Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) therapy,...
03/24/2026

We’re celebrating 85 lives changed in 2025 through the Lindner Center's Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) therapy, bringing renewed hope to individuals facing depression.

TMS is an innovative, non-invasive treatment that uses targeted magnetic pulses to stimulate nerve cells in the brain, helping improve symptoms and restore quality of life.

We’re proud to be part of this life-changing journey. Learn more about TMS here: https://lindnercenterofhope.org/tms/

The Winter Laugh In was a beautiful reminder of the power of laughter. Hosted at The Dublin Pub in Dayton, the evening b...
03/23/2026

The Winter Laugh In was a beautiful reminder of the power of laughter. Hosted at The Dublin Pub in Dayton, the evening brought together live comedy, delicious appetizers, and meaningful networking alongside partners dedicated to behavioral health and wellness.

Thank you to the organizations who made this event so special!

Whether OCD symptoms are new or long-standing, an accurate diagnosis can be a meaningful step toward relief. Our experie...
03/21/2026

Whether OCD symptoms are new or long-standing, an accurate diagnosis can be a meaningful step toward relief. Our experienced clinicians provide comprehensive testing and evaluations to help individuals better understand their symptoms and identify the next steps toward care.

Have questions about OCD assessment or treatment options? Our team is here to help.

Call today to learn more or schedule an appointment. 📞 513-536-0537
https://lindnercenterofhope.org/blog/ocd-symptoms/

This Women's History Month, The Dorm chose to honor Susan L. McElroy, MD, Chief Research Officer at Lindner Center of Ho...
03/18/2026

This Women's History Month, The Dorm chose to honor Susan L. McElroy, MD, Chief Research Officer at Lindner Center of Hope, by featuring her across its lobby and reception areas—where hundreds of young people will see her recognized each day.

Dr. McElroy’s groundbreaking work in psychiatric research continues to shape the future of mental health care while inspiring the next generation of scientists, clinicians, and leaders.

We’re proud to celebrate Dr. McElroy and the lasting impact her work continues to have.

Since opening in 2024, our Adolescent Partial Hospitalization Program has been lucky to support 300 patients and their f...
03/17/2026

Since opening in 2024, our Adolescent Partial Hospitalization Program has been lucky to support 300 patients and their families! ☘️

We’re grateful to everyone who has trusted us with their care and put in the meaningful work to build new skills along the way.

To learn more about the program and how it supports children ages 12–18, visit: https://lindnercenterofhope.org/adolescent-partial-hospitalization-program/

This Wednesday, join us for a FREE Community Education event (attend in-person or virtually).We’ll explore:• Potential p...
03/17/2026

This Wednesday, join us for a FREE Community Education event (attend in-person or virtually).

We’ll explore:
• Potential psychological and relational effects of po*******hy use, especially among adolescents and young adults
• Key indicators of problematic use or addiction and its impact on mental health
• Evidence-based prevention, education, and counseling strategies to address po*******hy-related concerns

Don’t miss this opportunity to learn, ask questions, and gain practical tools. Register today to save your spot! https://lindnercenterofhope.org/news/events/the-silent-epidemic-of-po*******hy/

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4075 Old Western Row Road
Mason, OH
45040

Telephone

(513)5364673

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