ICD-11 · 6C72
Compulsive Sexual Behavior Disorder
The diagnostic anchor — an impulse control disorder recognized by the WHO.
TEXAS’S FIRST · CSBD-EXCLUSIVE IOP · PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL
Texas’s first and only IOP built exclusively for the CSBD-presenting population — in-person in Austin and by secure telehealth across Texas. A safe alternative for men who have struggled to get vulnerable in mixed-diagnosis groups where relational damage, betrayal, and CSBD-specific shame get diluted by unrelated presentations.
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CSBD-Exclusive in Texas
The only IOP in Texas built exclusively for the CSBD-presenting population. No mixed-diagnosis groups. No dilution of the relational damage, betrayal, and shame this population actually carries.
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Proven Approach
Trauma-informed, evidence-based care led by a Certified Sex Addiction Therapist. Structured curriculum, not a support group.
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Private & Confidential
Private pay and out-of-network with commercial insurance. No insurance reporting on your behalf. Superbills available for PPO out-of-network benefits.
A Structured Path
Compulsive sexual behavior rarely responds to weekly therapy alone. Iron Ridge provides the containment, structure, and clinical depth required when the problem has continued despite consequences.
What We Treat
ICD-11 · 6C72
The diagnostic anchor — an impulse control disorder recognized by the WHO.
CONDITION
The most common presenting issue — years of failed self-management before the first call.
CONDITION
The lay term for the condition our clinical model is built to treat. CSAT-led.
CONDITION
Attachment-driven compulsivity — intensity, novelty, and fantasy in romantic relationships.
CONDITION
The fastest-growing subtype — webcams, subscription content, dating apps.
CONDITION
The pattern that brings most men to the first call — and the marriages that hang on the next move.
If You Are the Partner
Whatever you learned — today, last night, or six months ago that you have been carrying alone — you are not overreacting and you are not unstable. What you are experiencing is a recognized clinical injury with a name: betrayal trauma. It is treatable, and you do not need to know where you want it to end before you start.
Iron Ridge’s Partner & Family Program is directed by co-founder Roxcy Brown, LMFT-A, CCPS-C, trained through APSATS in the Multidimensional Partner Trauma Model. Weekly individual therapy, a weekly clinical group with other partners walking the same ground, and coordination with the man’s IOP treatment team — on your own timeline.
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If you are the partner making the call, tell us that when you inquire — we route those conversations to Roxcy’s team first.
Iron Ridge
The Program
Designed and clinically directed by Ian Birdwell, LPC, CSAT, the Iron Ridge IOP provides the structure men need when individual therapy is not enough — without the disruption of residential care.
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Every inquiry is read by a member of our clinical team. We respond within one business day.
Private pay. Out-of-network with PPO superbills. We do not report to your insurance on your behalf.