Whitney Van Sant, MA, LPA Here and Now Psychotherapy and Consulting, P-LLC

“I have known Whitney personally and professionally for over a decade. She is one of the funniest and most competent clinicians. As a psychologist with over a decade of clinical experiences, she is a well-seasoned therapist. Outside of the therapy room, she serves on the North Carolina Psychology Board and provides ethical guidance within the community. If you want to work with someone who is a well-seasoned psychologist who is smart, funny, and kind, then Whitney is your gal. You will experience real symptom relief working with her.”

“I am writing to highly recommend Whitney Van Sant for her psychotherapy services. I have known Whitney for almost ten years and as her colleague have come to know the quality of her work through consultation, training, and peer support. Whitney is both a practitioner of highest integrity and a person who brings humanity and nonjudgment to her work. Her strong clinical skills are enhanced by her genuine and compassionate nature. She has an easy way of relating to those in her care, which reflects her sincere love for the work she does. I would not hesitate to refer those closest to me to Whitney, which, as a fellow therapist, is a reflection that she is held in the highest regard. I will mention that, because our professional code of ethics discourages client testimonials or reviews (due to the confidential and sensitive nature of the client-therapist relationship), you might notice that many therapists like Whitney do not have published reviews. It is my intention that this recommendation might provide feedback that may be helpful to anyone considering her for therapy. You and/or your loved ones will be in good hands with Whitney.”

“Though I am not a therapy client of Whitney's, I am very familiar with her work as a former mentor, clinical supervisor, and colleague. She helped run a school mental health clinical operation for several years, serving adolescents and their families. She is a genuine, compassionate, and committed helper. She can be trusted to handle a wide variety of clinical ailments, including anxiety, depression, substance abuse issues and chronic suicidality. I give her my strongest endorsement as a clinician and would trust her to serve my own family. You should too.”