Evan Csir, LPC

Education

BA in English and Psychology from Thiel College; MA in Community Counseling from Edinboro University

Expertise

Behavioral issues, ADHD, depression, anxiety, coping skills

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Evan Csir is a Licensed Professional Counselor with over 9 years of experience. He is passionate about working with people, especially autistic individuals and is experienced in helping clients with depression, anxiety, and ADHD issues.

Evan uses an eclectic style of therapy from person centered, behavior therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, cognitive behavior therapy, and elements of narrative therapy due to him enjoying writing. Evan lives in Pittsburgh, PA and enjoys spending time with friends and family, as well with his cats.

Learn more about Evan and schedule an appointment with him here.

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Articles written or reviewed by Evan Csir, LPC

Can I be in love but not sexually attracted to someone?

Can I be in love but not sexually attracted to someone?

Clinically reviewed by Evan Csir, LPC

Dysregulated nervous system: Why it happens and how to regulate

Dysregulated nervous system: Why it happens and how to regulate

Clinically reviewed by Evan Csir, LPC
Medically reviewed by Kate Hanselman, PMHNP-BC

How long are therapy sessions? What to expect for each type of therapy

How long are therapy sessions? What to expect for each type of therapy

Clinically reviewed by Caitlin Opland, LCSW & Evan Csir, LPC

12 science-backed vagus nerve exercises for anxiety relief

12 science-backed vagus nerve exercises for anxiety relief

Clinically reviewed by Evan Csir, LPC & Caitlin Opland, LCSW

Online dating rejection: Why it hurts and how to cope

Online dating rejection: Why it hurts and how to cope

Clinically reviewed by Evan Csir, LPC

Social anxiety is more common than you think: Here’s what it feels like and how to get help

Social anxiety is more common than you think: Here’s what it feels like and how to get help

Clinically reviewed by Evan Csir, LPC

What science says about insomnia: Types, causes, and the best treatments

What science says about insomnia: Types, causes, and the best treatments

Clinically reviewed by Evan Csir, LPC
Medically reviewed by Kate Hanselman, PMHNP-BC

“I have no desire for my husband”: What to do when you drift apart from your spouse

“I have no desire for my husband”: What to do when you drift apart from your spouse

Clinically reviewed by Evan Csir, LPC

“I don’t want to do anything”: Why you might feel this way and how to start moving forward

“I don’t want to do anything”: Why you might feel this way and how to start moving forward

Clinically reviewed by Alexandra Cromer, LPC & Evan Csir, LPC

Healthy coping mechanisms: A therapist-backed guide to doing it right

Healthy coping mechanisms: A therapist-backed guide to doing it right

Clinically reviewed by Evan Csir, LPC

Master thought stopping techniques: Practical tools to calm an anxious mind

Master thought stopping techniques: Practical tools to calm an anxious mind

Clinically reviewed by Evan Csir, LPC & Hallie Kritsas, LMHC

ADD vs ADHD explained: Updated terms, symptoms, and how therapy can help

ADD vs ADHD explained: Updated terms, symptoms, and how therapy can help

Clinically reviewed by Evan Csir, LPC