Wendy Coffey Joins Winslow Therapeutic Center
The licensed clinical social worker brings new wellness programming to the Warwick facility.
Updated on Oct. 30, 2026 in Wellness
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Licensed clinical social worker Wendy Coffey has joined the Winslow Therapeutic Center in Warwick. She will oversee group and individual programs centered on emotional wellness.
Why it matters
Her arrival expands the clinical expertise available at the facility for individuals navigating grief, anxiety, and other challenging life stages.
The center provides equine-assisted wellness services, and patients may contact (845) 986-6686 to schedule appointments. Specific clinical caseload capacities remain currently undisclosed.
The players
Wendy Coffey
She is a licensed clinical social worker who develops specialized mental health programming.
Winslow Therapeutic Center
This facility offers wellness services in Warwick that integrate equine-assisted therapy.
The details
Coffey utilizes a trauma-informed and relationship-centered approach to her practice. Her new programs are designed to assist those managing depression, anxiety, and various life transitions.
Timeline
October 30, 2026: Official reporting on the staffing addition.
The Big Picture
The center follows the established trend of using trauma-informed equine engagement to support traditional social work. This aligns with the wider adoption of the EAGALA model of equine-assisted psychotherapy for clinical mental health care.
Residents seeking mental health support can now access new individual and group programs at the center. Interested individuals should use the provided phone number to confirm insurance compatibility and session availability.
The takeaway
Equine-assisted therapy offers a unique relationship-centered approach for individuals addressing complex grief or anxiety. Patients should consult with the center to determine if this specialized modality aligns with their personal wellness goals.
Further reading
For more updates on health services, visit the Wellness section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Warwickadvertiser.
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