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President of Lindner Center of HOPE interviewed by Business Courier as expert on chronic stress

Cincinnati, Ohio – Dr. Paul Keck, Jr., President and CEO of the Lindner Center of HOPE, was recently interviewed by the Business Courier for an article about the toll of chronic stress on individuals. Dr. Keck talked about how stressful circumstances combined with biological vulnerability can lead to a variety of mental and physical ills, from depression to obesity. Dr. Keck said, "Changing their habits and priorities and paying more attention to their own mental and physical health can help get them out of patterns that grow more and more maladaptive. Link to the article.
         


“It is our vision to provide
the most advanced
diagnostic and treatment
services in the region, and to be a national leader in innovative treatment
and research. The Lindner
Center of HOPE will be a
resource to our community and will bring hope to
people suffering from
mental illness.”

Paul E. Keck, Jr., M.D.
President and Chief  Executive
Officer, Lindner Center of HOPE
and Professor, University of
Cincinnati College of Medicine
         

In August 2008, The Craig and Frances Lindner Center of HOPE, a private, nonprofit, comprehensive mental health center of excellence will open in Mason, Ohio, helping to meet the demand for mental health care in the region.

The Lindner Center of HOPE will provide state-of-the-science diagnostic and treatment services integrated with primary medical care and clinical research. This 100,000 square-foot, premier facility is located on 36 acres in a private, wooded setting. The hospital features 64 beds for adolescents, adults, and senior adults and is fully integrated with outpatient services.

Staffed by some of the nation’s most notable clinician scientists and affiliated with the University of Cincinnati (UC) College of Medicine, the Center will focus on early intervention for people with new mental health problems, and for people who have not had success with their current treatment.
 
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