While I was looking through charges that mandated a six month window for competence assessment, I hit upon this statute that was basically tailor-made for Chris:
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§ 18.2-67.3(5) - Aggravated Sexual Battery
A. An accused shall be guilty of aggravated sexual battery if he or she sexually abuses the complaining witness, and
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5. The offense is not a recognized form of treatment in the profession, and is committed, without the express consent of the patient, by ... (ii) a person practicing or purporting to practice the healing arts, during an actual or purported practice of the healing arts, as those terms are defined in §§ 54.1-2900 and 54.1-2903;
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This is not a classified felony, instead it's a felony with a specific penalty of 1-20 years. I doubt Chris is charged with this, but he potentially could be, since if he was slapped with something recently, being judged incompetent would delay indictment.
Really it's a stretch and this is more me laughing at how spot-on it is. One interesting bit is the requirement for "express consent" though, a stricter standard than for other sexual activity.