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TMS Therapy, an innovative new treatment option for depression.

Cost-saving Partial Hospitalization Program for adolescents. 

Do you have Bipolar I Disorder? 
You may be interested in participating in a one-time interview and blood donation to the Bipolar Biobank for Genetic Research in Bipolar Disorder.
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Patients and families seeking services are encouraged to call
513-536-HOPE (4673)

We are recruiting patients for research studies
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Dialectical Behavior Therapy 

How DBT Works 
Lindner Center of HOPE currently offers three DBT groups.

Wednesday’s 3 – 5pm, there is a self pay group. The cost is $70 per week for 26 weeks ($1820.00 total)

 Thursday’s 4:30 – 6:00 sessions are offered at $55 per week for 26 weeks ($1430 total). Insurance is accepted

Thursday’s 6:30 - 8 p.m. sessions are offered at $55 per week for 26 weeks ($1430 total). Insurance is accepted.

DBT candidates intending to utilize insurance benefits are encouraged to verify their insurance panel for direct insurance clarification.

Call 513-536-HOPE (4673) to learn about group availability and/or wait list options.
         
Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT)

How DBT Works
There are four main components of skills group training.

Mindfulness skills:  Helping the person to remain in the present and focus on what is happening right now that is causing problems in living.

Distress tolerance skills:  Learning how to put up with the emotions that hurt but cannot be changed.  It helps the teen see that there are situations we find ourselves in that we do not like, but cannot change.  However, in the midst of that, you can learn to tolerate the emotional outcome. 

Emotion regulation skills:  Learning how to change emotions so that the emotions we like will linger longer than the emotions we do not like.

Interpersonal skills:  Learning how to get needs met in interpersonal relationships without compromising our self respect or the other person’s rights.
 
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