Visit NEDAwareness.org to find out how you can make a difference during National Eating Disorders Awareness Week, February 24-March 2.

Mason, OH –The fourth annual Touchdown for HOPE Super Bowl Sunday event took place on February 3, 2013 at the Great American Ballpark Champions Club.

This month, the women of High Hopes arrived with boxes and boxes of evergreen garland, pine cone adorned wreaths, ribbons and bows, and of course boughs of holly and descended on the Center like busy little elves. When they left, the patients and staff knew the holiday season had arrived.

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Mason, OH – June 15, 2012 – Since Lindner Center of HOPE, 4075 Old Western Row Road, Mason, Ohio, opened in 2008 it has made a positive impact on mental health care in Greater Cincinnati.

The day was filled with silent auctions, boutique shopping, a gourmet lunch, and a message from keynote speaker, Julie Hyman, MD. The event raised more than $70,000 for the treatment of mental illness at Lindner Center of HOPE in support of the Helping Hands Fund.  Helping Hands dollars are designated to support the care of patients, seeking help at Lindner Center of HOPE, who are in need of financial assistance. The event, which drew 180 people, was co-chaired by Diana Cole and Nancy Rogers and held at Kenwood Country Club.

Attendees celebrated an evening of football, food, music and big screen TV viewing of the Super Bowl. Dollars raised from sponsors, ticket sales and in-kind donations reached close to $170,000 and will help support a first-ever Eating Disorders Fellowship program focused on clinical training and research.

Mason, Ohio — February 2,2012 — In honor of Eating Disorders Awareness Week, Lindner Center of HOPE will join with Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center and Cincinnati Psychotherapy Institute to offer an Evening with an Eating Disorders Expert Panel.

Dollars raised from the event support the Helping Hands fund at Lindner Center of HOPE, a premier mental health hospital located in Mason offering adult residential services, inpatient hospitalization, research and outpatient services.

The third annual Touchdown for HOPE Super Bowl Sunday event will take place on February 5, 2012.

The prevalence of co-morbidity with mental illness and addictions is more common than not.  Approximately 85% of people with addiction have a mental illness.