MEET THE HUMANS
Meet the humans behind the work.
Every therapist brings their own voice, perspective, and way of working to the room.
What they share is a commitment to thoughtful, compassionate, evidence-based care and the belief that therapy works best when you feel seen, safe, and genuinely understood.
OUR APPROACH TO FIT
Good therapy is personal.
Finding the right therapist should be too.
You don’t have to choose perfectly. You just have to begin.
There is no single “best” therapist for everyone.
Some people are looking for someone warm and gently challenging. Others want depth, structure, humor, directness, creativity, or a shared understanding of certain lived experiences.
At The Holding Space, we believe the relationship itself matters. This page is here to help you get a feel for each therapist’s style, specialties, and the kind of work they most love to do.
OUR THERAPISTS
Each therapist brings something different.
The heart of the work is shared.
Emily McCready
LPC · CLINICAL DIRECTOR
OCD · Anxiety · Psychotic Disorders · LGBTQIA+
How she works: Solution-Focused, collaborative, strengths-based
Emily genuinely enjoys helping people recognize their potential and move toward the life they want to build.
Sean Yeaton
LSW · CREATIVE DIRECTOR
Anxiety · Trauma · Addiction Recovery · ADHD · BPD · Depression
How he works: Relational, compassionate, psychodynamic
Sean’s work is rooted in the belief that healing happens through genuine human connection.
Bin Kim
LAPC
Trauma · Anxiety · Depression · Life Transitions · Multicultural Counseling
How he works: Person-centered, exploratory, collaborative
Bin helps clients build on their existing strengths while creating space for meaningful growth and change.
Alex Definis
CLINICAL INTERN
Trauma · Anxiety · Depression · Life Transitions ·
How she works: Trauma-Informed, Somatic-Healing, Person-Centered
Alex’s goal is to help clients recognize their strengths, and create meaningful change in their lives.
Roxanne Coffin
PMHNP-BC, PMHNP-C
Psychiatric Evaluations · Medication Management · Perinatal Mental Health
How she works: Holistic · Trauma-Informed · Evidence-Based
Roxanne believes effective care begins with understanding each person’s story, goals, and needs
Casey McNally
CLINICAL INTERN
Expressive Art Therapy · Anxiety · Depression
How she works: Humanistic · Psychodynamic · Somatic-Healing
Casey prioritizes thoughtfully integrating creative interventions into treatment.
A THOUGHT TO HOLD
The right therapist isn’t always the one who looks best on paper.
Sometimes it’s the one you can imagine being honest with.
CHOOSING A THERAPIST
You don’t have to know exactly who is right for you.
Sometimes a specialty matters most. Sometimes it’s personality, style, or the feeling that someone may understand what you’re carrying.
If you’re not sure where to begin, here are a few good places to start
What are their specialities?
Start with the concerns or experiences you most want support with.
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What feels familiar to you?
You may feel drawn to someone’s language, perspective, or energy, that matters.
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How do they describe their work?
Some therapists are more structured, others more exploratory, relational, direct, or insight-oriented.
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Let us help!
If you’re unsure, reach out. We can help guide you toward someone who may be a good fit.
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Find someone who feels like the right fit.
You don’t need to know exactly where to begin.Tell us a little about what you’re looking for, and we’ll help connect you with a therapist whose experience and approach may feel right for you.
