Frequently Asked Questions

Does Dr. Minwalla still accept patients for psychological treatment?

Dr. Minwalla no longer accepts patients for psychological treatment. He retired after 20-years of practice in 2020, and now is focusing his energy on web-based professional education and his Be a Better Man Program. He is no longer seeing patients, providing one-on-one treatment, or conducting psychological assessments of any kind. All services provided by Dr. Minwalla and the Institute for Sexual Health (ISH) are now intended to be educational only.

Does ISH currently offer treatment?

The Institute for Sexual Health no longer offers psychological treatment. ISH Health closed its clinical and treatment doors in 2020, and has since emerged as the official educational and resource hub for Deceptive Sexuality and Trauma Treatment and Dr. Minwalla’s teachings and voice.
After years of successfully providing treatment for individuals, intimate partners, relationships, children, and families impacted by Deceptive Sexuality and Trauma (DST), ISH has taken on a new form as an online psychoeducational resource. Any necessary and important inquiries may be directed to [email protected].  Emails are not monitored daily, and neither Dr. Minwalla nor ISH guarantee a response.

What is psychoeducation?

Psychoeducation interventions involve providing people who have a specific mental health diagnosis or are involved a type of treatment, targeted information about the illness or condition, their specific problems, psychological concepts, and education on treatment and important  information, including education for family members.

Are there any similar programs or psychoeducation for women impacted by Deceptive Sexuality Trauma?

Yes. Trish Haight, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT), SEP, NARM, NATouch, AF-EMDR, DSTT, CSAT, CPTT, CCPS is now conducting the same curriculum, separate from ISH as part of her independent private practice called, Here I Am Becoming: The Sister Course for women impacted by deceptive sexuality.

Does ISH offer people financial assistance ?

Yes. Dr. Minwalla and ISH policy offers financial assistance to suitable and serious candidates on a case-by-case basis.

The Institute for Sexual Health (ISH) is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists. The Institute for Sexual Health maintains responsibility for this program and its content.

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