Walden Clinic in Waltham
Our spacious Waltham clinic is a quiet and private office conveniently located off Route 95 about 20 minutes from downtown Boston. Offering one of the nation’s only programs designed especially for athletes, our compassionate team is dedicated to personalizing care to fit your unique needs. We welcome children, teens and adults of all genders to our day and evening programs and are minutes away from our inpatient and residential locations making transitions from one level of care to another as seamless as possible. We recognize that eating disorders thrive in isolation. That is why we do our best to engage family members and/or loved ones in your treatment as much as possible. In fact, Family-Based Treatment, the focal point of our teen program, is designed to give parents a leading role in helping their child to reduce disordered eating behaviors, restore weight and resume proper adolescent development. Our Waltham clinic also offers pet therapy and yoga to help strengthen your mind-body connection.
Walden Behavioral Care is contracted with most major insurance companies. Learn more today.

Emily Slager, LMHC
Program Director

Kam Mendes, MA
Assistant Program Director
What We Offer
Walden Behavioral Care
Suite 2000
Waltham, MA 02451
Admissions: 888-791-0004
Phone: 781-899-2460
Fax: 781-899-1039
Who We Treat


Our Locations

Massachusetts

Connecticut

Georgia
Walden Stories
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.
I am leaving Walden with a happy heart and hope for the future; the second part of my journey has begun.
Walden has moved our daughter and my family to a wonderfully positive place.
Because of the love and support from Walden, I am now starting to believe for myself that life can be better.
Walden has a tremendous program that helped grab me from the clutches of my eating disorder and pull me out. I am so grateful.
Your compassion and support helped me believe that I no longer need to be a prisoner to my broken eyes or the voice in my head.