Walden Residential Facility in Dunwoody

Our residential facility in Dunwoody is located in a beautiful cape-style home that has been completely remodeled to provide you with a warm and comfortable healing experience. With just five adult beds, our compassionate and experienced care team is able to provide you with the individualized attention that you need and deserve. Our residential program in Dunwoody welcomes individuals of all genders and is committed to ensuring that you are prepared for life outside of treatment. As such, you will be encouraged to prepare and cook your meals – while supported by our empathetic team of mental health counselors, nurses, dietitians and/or psychologists – and will go on outings designed to mimic real-life experiences.

Walden Behavioral Care is contracted with most major insurance companies. Learn more today.

Kris Shock
Program Director
I’ve been working in the eating disorder field for more than 15 years in varying roles including outreach, non-profit and prevention. One of my clinical passions is the ethical and responsible integration of substance use and eating disorder treatment. My favorite thing about our beautiful residential space is our ability to really get to know our residents. We have five beds helping us to provide experiential support in a really impactful way. I am a firm believer that recovery is possible. My advice for those who are contemplating treatment is to take a leap of faith. You are capable of far more than you may believe.
What We Offer

Adult Residential Treatment

This is a structured and therapeutic program that is meant to mimic real-life experiences with the support of our empathic care providers. Residential treatment is ideal for adults who are medically stable, but would still benefit from having 24-hour support.
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Walden Behavioral Care
Admissions: 888-305-2997
Who We Treat
Who We Treat - All Genders
All Genders
We welcome men, women, transgender and non-binary individuals with all eating disorder diagnoses in need of specialized treatment. Learn more about our inclusive and diverse program offerings.
Who we treat - All Ages
All Ages
We are here to help children, teens and adults with all types of eating disorders at all levels of care. Learn more about our specialized treatment services for children, adolescents and adults.
Our Locations
Massachusetts
In Massachusetts, we offer all levels of specialized eating disorder care for children, teens and adults of all genders and their families with care facilities conveniently located near Boston – one of the nation’s leading hubs of medical and clinical innovation. Explore our locations in Massachusetts.
Connecticut
Our expanding presence in the state includes the only state-of-the-art acute care hospital, one of few in the country, dedicated to the treatment and medical management of eating disorders. We offer day and evening programs for adults and adolescents of all genders and their families across our three locations. Discover healing at our Connecticut locations.
Georgia
We support the vibrant and diverse communities in the Atlanta area and surrounding states by offering specialized eating disorder support at varying levels of care for adolescents and adults of all genders and their families. Learn about our sites in Georgia.
Walden Stories
Ben’s Road Toward Recovery

Professional cyclist Ben Frederick developed an eating disorder when he was forced to stop competing after being thrown from his bike during a race resulting in a traumatic brain injury. Ben shares his story of perseverance and strength as he learned to navigate the road to a full life in recovery.

Coming Out Day

As proud allies, we are proud to foster a community, both for our patients and our employees, that values inclusivity and diversity. For this year’s “National Coming Out Day” some of our amazing employees decided to share their coming out stories in order to help others feel comfortable in doing so for themselves.

Walden on Gratitude

This year marks Walden Behavioral Care’s 15th Anniversary. Our staff came together to reflect on what makes working at Walden, and with you, so special.

What people are saying about us this month.

The most helpful part of my experience at Walden was: all the staff’s support. I truly felt they cared and were invested in helping me make progress in my recovery.
I am leaving Walden with a happy heart and hope for the future; the second part of my journey has begun.
Sophie, age 20
93% of clients said they would recommend Walden to a friend or family member in need
I appreciated having someone to listen to me because at home I feel and fear that no one is willing to listen to any concerns, anxieties, and apprehensions.
Because of the love and support from Walden, I am now starting to believe for myself that life can be better.
Mike, age 59
87% of clients said their eating disorder has moved further into recovery since they started at Walden
What’s New
Pride Month Promise: I Am Trying

VP Cindy Hale (She, Her, Hers), is really trying to be more inclusive in the way she talks. Read why it is so important that we all try.

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The Impact of Eating Disorders on Family

Lisa Rinna’s daughter Amelia Gray shares her journey with anorexia.

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Prioritize Your Health This Summer
College break is awesome. It is also a great time to get support for your eating disorder. Here’s why.
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About Walden
Walden Behavioral Care is a rapidly-growing, national mental health care system specializing in the treatment of eating disorders. We are one of the only organizations committed to serving individuals of all genders and eating disorder diagnoses at all levels of care. We currently have 15 locations across New England and Georgia and have spent the past 15 years utilizing our evidence-based, personalized approach to treatment to help more than 20,000 people on their road to recovery. Based out of Waltham, MA, we employ more than 450 employees who are dedicated to supporting individuals living with eating disorders in accessing the care they need and deserve.