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Walden Living is unique recovery- oriented transitional living program based in Madison and Delafield, Wisconsin. Separate from treatment, Walden Living provides continuity while transitioning between levels of care. Unlike most transitional living programs, Walden Living does not require clients to utilize specific treatment providers. Instead, Walden works together with the outpatient treatment team that best fits the needs and current situation of each individual, whether partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient treatment, or outpatient care. Our goal is to remove barriers to accessing specialized care while regaining independence.

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