BHS Counseling

Evan Jarschauer LMHC-QS MCAP MBA has been a Licensed Psychotherapist for over 20 years. He is also a Qualified Clinical Supervisor and Master Certified Addiction Counselor. He specializes in working with individuals, couples, and families that have been negatively impacted by any combination of unresolved symptoms of depression, anxiety, trauma, psychosis, and addiction.

Evan’s approach is engaging, empathetic, and solution-focused. He strives to make the online counseling experience as empowering and as productive as possible. He masterfully fuses classical cognitive behavioral clinical principles with his own personal insight and life experience. As a result, he is able to therapeutically tap into his own mental health, trauma, and addiction issues, thereby enabling him to join with his clients from a much more intimate and genuine perspective. In other words, “he gets it.”

As far as his education and training, Evan completed his Master’s in Psychology at Novasoutheastern University, while completing his internship in mental health counseling at the University of Miami Jackson Memorial Hospital. Furthermore, he completed his substance abuse training at the Hazelden School of Addiction Studies. Lastly, he has completed continuing clinical training in couples counseling with Harvard Medical School.

Given his reputation as a seasoned clinician and as a trusted advocate within both the mental health and substance abuse communities, Evan has lectured for the United Way, NAMI, and at Novasoutheastern University. He has also blogged for the Huffington Post, and has appeared as a special guest on a variety of news and television shows, including, ABC News, Keeping Up with the Kardashians, and the Bill Cunningham Show.

Please note that counseling services are provided online on a secure and HIPAA-compliant platform to help ensure both access to care and confidentiality. We accept most major credit cards and select commercial insurances, including:
Aetna
Anthem BCBS New Hampshire
Cigna
Harvard Pilgrim
Optum
Oscar
United

Although we may not be the best clinical fit for everyone, we would still like to share our thoughts on selecting the best provider to meet your unique therapeutic needs. As far as we are concerned, reaching out for help is perhaps the hardest part of the healing and personal growth process. So right here and now, just by taking the time to read this, we feel that you are already getting into the solution, whatever your issues may be. We also understand that there are thousands of counselors out there to choose from, along with a seemingly endless number of specialities, approaches, perspectives, and orientations. Therefore, it may take some time to ultimately find the right counselor to work with. As both a providers and consumers of counseling services, when choosing a counselor, we strongly recommend that you carefully consider the following:

• Experience in the field
• Education and training
• Philosophical orientation
• Specialization
• Personal background
• Ability to address, unearth, and validate concerns with empathy
• Ability to provide constructive feedback and practical solutions

Once again, as much as we look forward to helping individuals, couples, and families work through some of their most challenging issues, we humbly recognize that we may not necessarily be the best fit for your particular situation. And if that is the case, we may be able to refer you to another provider who may be better suited for your case.

For a caring and complimentary consultation call us today:
In New Hampshire: (603) 234 3456
In Florida: (305) 467 8666

*If you or your loved one is currently in crisis, or presenting as a danger to self or others, please contact local emergency services within your community by calling 911. You may also choose to contact the National Suicide & Crisis Lifeline by calling 988.