Scioto Paint Valley Mental Health Ctr Lynn Golf Clinic

The Lynn Golf Clinic provides comprehensive residential treatment through structured 90-day plus programs designed for individuals with substance use disorders and co-occurring mental health conditions. Located in Greenfield, Ohio, the 12-bed facility serves adults across five counties in south-central Ohio, offering intensive residential treatment that extends beyond typical 30-day programs.

Treatment services include medication-assisted treatment (MAT) programs, trauma counseling, individual counseling, and group therapy sessions. The facility addresses various conditions including alcohol and substance dependencies, depressive disorders, anxiety disorders, and personality disorders through integrated clinical programming delivered by licensed mental health and addiction professionals.

Dr. Nathan Shiflett serves as Chief Medical Officer, overseeing medical aspects of addiction treatment and mental health care. Executive leadership includes William Mahaffey (LSW, LPCC-S), while regional coordinators like Melanie Ballein (LICDC, LSW) and Susan Havens (LPCC-S) provide specialized substance abuse counseling and clinical supervision across the service area.

The treatment approach combines medical oversight with therapeutic interventions including trauma-informed counseling and substance abuse-specific programming. Licensed clinical staff deliver both individual and group counseling services, with medication-assisted treatment available for appropriate candidates managing opioid use disorders or other substance dependencies requiring medical support.

Recovery housing programs and transitional housing services extend support beyond residential treatment completion, helping individuals maintain sobriety while developing independent living skills. These aftercare programs create structured pathways from intensive residential care to community-based recovery, reducing relapse risk during critical transition periods.

The facility's 24/7 crisis center emergency services and 988 services provide ongoing support for program alumni and community members experiencing mental health or substance use crises. This comprehensive support network reinforces long-term recovery goals while connecting individuals to the broader recovery community in Highland County and surrounding areas.