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Sadie Sheafe Ph.D., LCSW, BCD, ABS Dip
Sadie Sheafe Quick Facts
Main Areas: Marriage Counseling, Family Therapy, Alcohol-Emotional-Verbal and Physical Abuse, Sex Therapy, Erectile Dysfunction, Substance Abuse, Military Sexual TraumaCareer Focus: Expert Witness, Lecturer, Psychotherapist
Affiliation: DQS Communications Healthcare Group
Dr Sheafe has over 24 years of clinical experience in marriage counseling & family therapy. She specializes in: substance abuse treatment, drug addiction, sex therapy and couples counseling. She can assist with recovery from emotional, verbal, physical and drug abuse. Dr Sheafe is considered an expert on domestic violence and issues related to childhood trauma and porn addiction. She has worked with thousands of clients throughout the United States & Europe. She States, “I offer solid, down-to-earth guidance!” She is called upon by litigators as an ‘Expert Witness’ for issues related to sexual trauma. Dr Sheafe offers phone counseling or in-person visits for those living in South East Virginia. For complete information please visit: http://www.virginiatherapist.com or email her at vatherapist@gmail.com.
Dr Sheafe is a Board Certified Clinical Sexologist, American Board of Sexology Diplomate, and Licensed Clinical Social Worker.
She is certified in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy. She formaly served as the Chairman, Virginia Legislative Committee for the National Association Social Work, (NASW) and Regional Representative for Hampton Roads, Virginia; She is a member of the American Board of Clinical Sexologists and the American Association of Sexuality Educators, Counselors and Therapists (AASECT). She was appointed to the Mental Health Advisory Council Board for the city of Portsmouth, Virginia and was elected to the State Board of Directors for NASW. She was the Chairman of the Department of Veterans Affairs Social Work Professional Standards Board, Virgina and an Adjunct Professor at Norfolk State University in the Doctoral and Masters Degree Programs for Social Work.
