A division of Integrative Psychodynamics LLC
The Institute for Sexual Restoration
Assessment, treatment, and education for complex cases involving sexual addiction, betrayal, sexual trauma, and sexual health.
What does The Institute for Sexual Restoration treat?
The Institute for Sexual Restoration, a division of Integrative Psychodynamics LLC in Lynchburg, Virginia, provides assessment, treatment, and education for complex cases involving sexual addiction and its effects on families, compulsive sexual behavior, sex therapy, betrayal trauma, and sexual trauma.
For complex cases
Assessment, treatment, and education
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Assessment
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Treatment
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Education
Areas of focus
What the Institute addresses.
Compulsive Sexual Behavior & Sexual Addiction
Sexual behavior that has become difficult to control is usually accompanied by secrecy and shame. Treatment attends both to the behavior and to what it may be managing.
Read more about sex addiction therapySexual Addiction and Its Effects on Families
Compulsive sexual behavior rarely affects only one person. Partners and families are often left carrying its consequences, and they may need care of their own.
Betrayal Trauma
Support for betrayed partners and spouses as they navigate the pain and uncertainty that can follow infidelity, rebuild trust, and find a path toward healing and clarity.
Sex Therapy
Therapy for sexual concerns, including sexual dysfunctions and related marital concerns, provided by a Certified Sex Therapist.
Sexual Trauma
A safe and compassionate space for women and men who have experienced sexual trauma to process their experiences, understand their emotions, and begin the journey toward healing and restoration.
Read more about trauma therapy“When we are no longer able to change a situation, we are challenged to change ourselves.”
Clinicians
Who provides this care.
Questions
About the Institute
- What is The Institute for Sexual Restoration?
- The Institute for Sexual Restoration is a division of Integrative Psychodynamics LLC in Lynchburg, Virginia, offering assessment, treatment, and education for sexual addiction and its effects on families, sex therapy, betrayal trauma, and sexual trauma.
- Who provides care through the Institute?
- Dr. John Thomas, Ph.D., Ph.D., Clinical Director, and Alexis Nelson, M.A., Resident in Counseling. Each clinician's credentials and areas of work are listed in their profile.
- Is what I share kept confidential?
- Confidentiality is a core part of psychotherapy and is discussed at the start of treatment, including its legal limits. Please avoid sending detailed clinical information through the website.
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