Winden Rowe, LPC, is the Founder and Director of The Center for Change at Kennett Square. Here she counsels individuals, couples, families, and organizations, bringing a deeply informed, integrative perspective to stress, trauma, and recovery. Her approach is rooted in a core philosophy: lasting healing occurs when the biological, psychological, and relational dimensions of trauma are addressed simultaneously rather than in isolation. Clients consistently experience Winden as insightful, deeply engaged, and fiercely committed to guiding them toward meaningful transformation.

Beyond her clinical practice, Winden actively supervises and mentors graduate level counseling students, while frequently teaching, consulting, and writing on resilience and trauma recovery in several different roles. Her leadership extends regionally; she serves on a University of Pennsylvania advisory board focused on combat trauma, traumatic brain injury, and suicide prevention among military populations. A recognized voice in her field, Winden has shared her insights on NPR’s Morning Edition and Radio Times, and has lectured in a variety of clinical programs, including Thomas Jefferson University. Furthermore, as a founding member of HEAL PA's Trauma Informed Think Tank and a practitioner advancing psychedelic-assisted treatment, Winden remains at the forefront of innovative, and science-forward healing modalities.

Men and women through major life transitions (retirement, empty nesting, new parents, infidelity), high-level professionals balancing the stress of leadership and life outside of work, families navigating illness, end-of-life, and sudden traumatic loss, sexual assault and abuse, high-conflict post-divorce and reunification cases, and parents facing complex challenges, healthcare professionals; Winden often serves as the therapist people turn to when they feel like they have tried everything else

To reach Winden please Contact Amy, our Head of Client Services, thank you!