Since 1994, KeyStone Center Extended Care Unit (ECU) has been a pioneer in the field of sex addiction treatment. Specializing in internet and pornography addiction, intimacy disorders, sexual anorexia, and relationship challenges, KeyStone provides a sensitive, judgment-free environment where men can begin to heal. With an intensive 30-day residential program that features a 1:1 client-to-provider ratio and a full 7-day therapy schedule, clients receive personalized care that is dedicated to supporting recovery from trauma and compulsive thoughts and behaviors.
At KeyStone ECU, men take a deep dive into healing sex addiction. The program is intimate and focused, with only 16 beds and therapy from professional sex addiction experts. They use techniques like eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR) and art therapy that help heal emotions that words can’t always capture. Their daily therapy sessions include individual counseling, group support, and family work to address every aspect of recovery. Because they don’t just treat symptoms, men can expect to uncover and heal the root causes of addictive behaviors—whether it’s past trauma, relationships issues, or deep-seated emotional pain.
Beyond the common struggles with porn or cybersex, KeyStone understands the full spectrum of sexual compulsions men might face, including those they may feel ashamed to name. For men who avoid intimacy due to past trauma or obsessively seek romantic connections, KeyStone treats these conditions and offers safety and discretion in the process.
At Keystone Center ECU, men find a comfortable environment for healing. Unlike sterile, clinical settings, their 16-bed facility in Philadelphia has a more home-like feel. If traveling to treatment poses a challenge, KeyStone can help arrange transportation, taking the stress out of logistics. 30 days at Keystone can be thought of as a retreat, where men can truly disconnect from distractions and reconnect with their best selves in a supportive community.
This listing is sourced from the SAMHSA Behavioral Health Treatment Services Locator. Data last synced: April 2026. Always verify current programs and insurance directly with the facility.
