At Alfrey & Pruitt Counseling, we provide specialized treatment and evaluation services for adolescents and adults struggling with problematic sexual behaviors. Our approach emphasizes accountability, rehabilitation, risk reduction, and long-term behavioral change while treating every individual with dignity and respect.
Whether services are self-referred, court-ordered, probation-related, or recommended by attorneys, families, schools, or other professionals, we provide evidence-based care designed to support positive outcomes and community safety.
- Certified Sex Offender Treatment Services
- Who We Serve
- Problematic Sexual Behavior Treatment
- Sex Offender Treatment (Offender-Specific Treatment)
- Sexual Risk Evaluations for Adults and Juveniles
- Court-Ordered Treatment and Probation Services
- Nebraska Registry Reduction Evaluations and Support
- Evidence-Based Treatment Approaches
- Why Choose Alfrey & Pruitt Counseling?
- Schedule an Evaluation or Consultation
- Frequently Asked Questions About Sex Offender Treatment and Sexual Risk Evaluations
Certified Sex Offender Treatment Services
Kerry Alfrey is a Certified Sex Offender Treatment Specialist and provides offender-specific treatment for individuals who require specialized services related to problematic sexual behaviors.
Individuals, attorneys, probation officers, judges, and referral agencies often search for these services using terms such as sex offender treatment, sex offender therapy, offender-specific treatment, or court-ordered treatment.
Treatment focuses on understanding risk factors, increasing accountability, developing healthy coping skills, reducing problematic behaviors, and supporting long-term rehabilitation.
Who We Serve
We provide services for:
✔ Adults
✔ Adolescents and juveniles
✔ Individuals involved with probation or parole
✔ Court-ordered referrals
✔ Attorney-referred clients
✔ Families seeking early intervention and support
✔ Individuals voluntarily seeking treatment
Every treatment plan is individualized based on the person’s needs, history, risk factors, strengths, and goals.
Problematic Sexual Behavior Treatment
Problematic sexual behaviors can create significant personal, relational, occupational, educational, and legal consequences.
Treatment may address:
- Boundary violations
- Sexual behavior concerns
- Pornography-related concerns
- Compulsive sexual behaviors
- Inappropriate sexual conduct
- Sexual behavior problems involving adolescents
- Risk factors associated with reoffending
- Relationship and intimacy concerns
Treatment focuses on helping clients understand contributing factors, increase personal responsibility, develop healthier coping strategies, and create sustainable behavioral change.
Sex Offender Treatment (Offender-Specific Treatment)
Offender-specific treatment is a specialized therapeutic approach designed to reduce risk factors associated with future problematic sexual behavior while supporting accountability and rehabilitation.
Treatment may include:
- Comprehensive assessment and treatment planning
- Relapse prevention planning
- Cognitive restructuring
- Emotional regulation skill development
- Healthy relationship education
- Victim empathy development when clinically appropriate
- Accountability-focused interventions
- Risk management strategies
- Ongoing progress monitoring
Services are tailored to the unique circumstances and treatment needs of each client.
Sexual Risk Evaluations for Adults and Juveniles
We provide comprehensive sexual risk evaluations for both adults and juveniles.
Evaluations may be requested by:
- Courts
- Attorneys
- Probation officers
- Juvenile justice systems
- Child welfare agencies
- Schools
- Families
- Individual clients
Evaluations assess risk factors, protective factors, treatment needs, and recommendations for ongoing services. Reports are designed to provide clear, clinically informed recommendations that assist referral sources and decision-makers.
Court-Ordered Treatment and Probation Services
We work with individuals involved in:
- Probation supervision
- Parole supervision
- Diversion programs
- Juvenile justice systems
- Court-mandated treatment programs
When appropriate and authorized, we coordinate with probation officers, attorneys, courts, and other professionals to support compliance with treatment recommendations and legal requirements.
Nebraska Registry Reduction Evaluations and Support
We provide evaluations and treatment documentation that may support Nebraska registry reduction petitions when clinically appropriate.
Recommendations are based on evaluation findings, treatment participation, risk assessment data, demonstrated behavioral change, and relevant legal standards.
Evidence-Based Treatment Approaches
Treatment may incorporate evidence-based approaches such as:
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
CBT helps individuals identify unhealthy thought patterns and develop healthier decision-making strategies.
Trauma-Informed Therapy
Many behavioral concerns occur within the context of trauma, adverse experiences, emotional distress, or unhealthy coping patterns. Treatment addresses these factors while maintaining accountability for behavior.
Emotional Regulation and Coping Skills
Clients learn practical strategies for managing stress, emotions, urges, and high-risk situations more effectively.
Family Involvement and Support
When appropriate, family participation can support accountability, communication, healthy boundaries, and long-term success.
Why Choose Alfrey & Pruitt Counseling?
Our team combines specialized training, trauma-informed care, and evidence-based treatment with a commitment to professionalism, dignity, and ethical practice.
We understand these concerns are often complex and sensitive. Our goal is to help clients reduce risk, develop healthier patterns, meet legal requirements when applicable, and build safer, more productive lives.
Schedule an Evaluation or Consultation
If you are seeking treatment, a sexual risk evaluation, offender-specific services, or court-related counseling, our team is available to help.
📞 Call us at (308) 675-2858
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Frequently Asked Questions About Sex Offender Treatment and Sexual Risk Evaluations
What is sex offender treatment?
Sex offender treatment is a specialized form of therapy designed to address problematic sexual behaviors, reduce risk factors, increase accountability, and support long-term behavioral change. Treatment recommendations are individualized based on each person’s needs and circumstances.
What is offender-specific treatment?
Offender-specific treatment refers to specialized services designed for individuals who have engaged in problematic sexual behaviors or who have been referred through courts, probation, parole, or other systems.
What is a sexual risk evaluation?
A sexual risk evaluation is a comprehensive assessment that examines risk factors, protective factors, treatment needs, behavioral history, and recommendations regarding ongoing care or supervision.
Who can request a sexual risk evaluation?
Evaluations may be requested by attorneys, courts, probation officers, juvenile justice agencies, child welfare systems, families, schools, or individuals seeking services.
Do you provide evaluations for juveniles?
Yes. We provide sexual risk evaluations and treatment services for both juveniles and adults.
Is treatment available for individuals who have not been charged with a crime?
Yes. Some individuals seek treatment voluntarily because they are concerned about their behavior, thoughts, urges, or risk factors. Early intervention can be an important part of prevention and healthy behavioral change.
Do you work with probation and parole?
Yes. We routinely work with probation officers, parole officers, attorneys, courts, and other referral sources when appropriate and authorized.
Can treatment help reduce the risk of reoffending?
Evidence-based treatment can help individuals understand risk factors, improve coping skills, increase accountability, and develop strategies that support long-term behavioral change and risk reduction.
Do you assist with Nebraska registry reduction petitions?
We provide evaluations and treatment documentation that may support registry reduction petitions when clinically appropriate. Recommendations are based on clinical findings and applicable legal standards.
Is treatment confidential?
Treatment is confidential within the limits of applicable laws, court orders, reporting requirements, and signed releases of information. Your therapist will review confidentiality and its limitations during the intake process.