Upcoming Events

Binge Eating Disorder Conference
Thursday, February 9th, 2012 8 am to 12:00 pm
Hotel Northampton, Northampton MA
Admission is free. CEUs offered for $25.
Free parking. Breakfast served.
Speakers will include Christina Wood Baker, Ph.D., a behavioral health specialist, who will discuss, "The Basics of BED for Clinicians: What Is It and How Do I Assess and Treat It?" beginning at 9 a.m. Kelly Stellato, MS, RD, LDN, a registered dietician and licensed nutritionist at Walden, who will discuss, "Binge-Eating Disorder: Nutrition Therapy," beginning at 11 a.m. more

Recent News

Clinic Opening in Braintree a Hub for Full-Care Eating Disorder Program

AOL / BraintreePatch

January 2012

Mayor Joseph Sullivan and Braintree Public Schools Nursing Coordinator Paula Dowd spoke at Walden Behavioral Care's Braintree office opening on Thursday night. more

Walden Opens New Eating Disorder Clinic in Braintree

The Patriot Ledger

January 2012

The Braintree clinic will provide group sessions, family counseling, structured meals and behavioral therapy for patients struggling with disorders such as anorexia, bulimia and binge eating. Many will be recovering after stays in Walden’s hospital beds in Waltham, while many others will be trying to avoid a trip to the hospital. more

Eating-Disorder Clinic Opens in Braintree

The Boston Globe

January 2012

The new Braintree clinic, which will operate on Grossman Drive, will be Walden's fourth clinic in Massachusetts along with those in Waltham, Northampton, and Worcester. more

Walden Expands Eating Disorder Services in Worcester

MetroWest Daily News

January 2012

Walden is expanding its services for treating eating disorders at 335 Chandler St. in Worcester by offering an eating disorder partial hospitalization program (PHP). It began Monday, January 2nd. more

Loop-trition: A nutritional way to enjoy Chicago lunchtimes

MEDIL Reports Chicago

December 2011

"Some of the biggest challenges people face when eating out for lunch are limited options, as [many] restaurant and fast food choices can be very caloric and high in sodium. Another is limited knowledge about portion size—you may think you're eating something healthy. But, if you eat too much, you're in trouble," said Jenna Volpe, a registered dietician at Walden Behavioral Care in Walden, Massachusetts. more

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