Your instructor takes roll call at every class and confirms your attendance — so the certificate holds up in court. One evening a week, from your phone or computer, no Zoom account needed.
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Three steps from choosing your weeks to a certificate your court can verify online.
2 to 12 weeks, matched to your court order. One class a week.
A personal link for every class; phone or computer, no Zoom account.
Your instructor takes roll call each week; when you've attended your weeks, the certificate is issued that night, with a code your court can verify online.
Before your first class there's a short orientation in your dashboard. Miss a week? One excused absence is included.
Accepted by your court, or your money back — guaranteed. Full refund if your court doesn't accept it, for any reason.
Ordered a number of hours? Each week is 2 hours: 8 hours = 4 weeks.
Need more weeks later? Add them from your dashboard.
Roll call at every class becomes an instructor-verified record, then a certificate, then an online verification page your PO can check anytime.
The week-by-week progress report — downloadable mid-course.
Exhibit renders from the live certificate template at build — course line reads “Anger Management Course (Live) (8 Weeks Attended)”.
“From a law enforcement point of view, this material is thorough, easy to access, and court approved.”
The public verification page — anyone with the ID can check it.
Live, instructor-led, in a real group. A weekly class on Zoom with a camera-on requirement — the format courts ask for when they specify live or group attendance.
Attendance credited by roll call only. Your instructor personally confirms you were there. Nothing is credited automatically.
The certificate states the weeks you attended. Plain wording a clerk can match to your order, with a verification code.
Accepted by your court, or your money back — guaranteed. Full refund if your court doesn't accept it, for any reason.
When defense attorneys and probation officers — often on opposing sides of a case — both recommend the same program, it's because the certificates hold up in court. Every time.
Designed by a licensed clinical social worker and taught live by a certified anger management specialist — real skills, not filler. Each week you leave with something you can use before the next class.
Kendra designed this curriculum from SAMHSA's anger-management model. A clinical social worker with more than 25 years leading behavioral-health programs, she has directed treatment services for substance use and mental illness — including a correctional program — and teaches at UMass Chan Medical School, so the material is written for people who are navigating the courts, not just reading about anger.
Arlene teaches every class live and takes roll call herself. She has taught psychology at the university level and has spent more than two decades leading groups — including many years with people who came through the courts.
A rotating 12-week curriculum adapted from SAMHSA’s evidence-based anger management program. Every class stands on its own — that’s what lets you join at any week — and each teaches one practical skill.
Explore how anger differs from aggression, and learn to notice the body and thinking cues that signal it's building. You'll practice a simple breathing technique to create room before you react.
Weigh the real costs and benefits of your current patterns, then connect your goals to values that matter to you. You'll leave with a plan for days when motivation runs low.
Learn to state what you observe, need, and will do next in clear, respectful language instead of demands or silence. You'll practice listening, acknowledging another person's view, and setting a boundary calmly.
Notice how automatic thoughts can speed anger up, and practice checking those thoughts against the evidence before you act. You'll build a more balanced take on tough situations without ignoring real unfairness.
Look at relationship patterns in family, work, and friendship conflicts, and learn how a boundary differs from control. You'll practice acknowledging impact on others while staying accountable for your own behavior.
Put your own warning signs and coping strategies into one plan that matches your response to how intense things get. You'll write if-then steps and a way to recover after a setback.
Practice noticing thoughts, feelings, and urges as they arise, without acting on them right away. You'll try a short breathing or grounding exercise and build a pause before your next move.
Map the sequence from an early cue to escalation to what follows, and find the points where a different response is still possible. You'll see how short-term relief can reinforce a pattern.
Learn to define one problem, generate several options, and choose the most workable one, not just the first idea. You'll build an agreement with clear follow-through and a date to revisit it.
Understand how the body reacts to stress and practice ways to bring it down, from breathing to grounding to movement. You'll write a break-and-return plan for when you need to step away.
Look at how alcohol and other substances can affect judgment, sleep, and conflict, and why relief can keep a pattern going. You'll identify replacement coping options and when to reach for support.
Pull your warning signs, calming tools, thinking checks, and communication skills into one plan built for you. You'll set a 30-day action step, a way to handle setbacks, and a review date.
Module themes may be refined by your facilitator.
Same licensed-therapist curriculum, same acceptance guarantee. The difference is how your attendance is confirmed and how long it takes.
Need it in days? The self-paced course is the faster path.
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Danillo
I took the 8-hour course and I learnt a lot. The course content is very high quality. It's direct, to the point, and precise. It was also the cheapest 8-hour course I could find online that was court-approved. And best of all, my court accepted the certificate without any issues.
Frank
Course was concise, easy to follow and effective in transmitting the source material into practical knowledge. I highly recommend!!
Michelle
I took this course for a court requirement, and I went into it with very low expectations. But to my surprise, I found this class to be actually very beneficial as it was packed with really effective strategies. I got my court requirement fulfilled and also improved myself. Thank you!
Derek
I thought this was a helpful course because it opened my eyes to things I 'thought I knew,' but never gave them the attention that they needed. I was able to take things from this course that I am confident I can apply to my life for immediate and long-term benefit.
Mike
Learned more than I expected. The anger management course was very thorough. And the online system they have is super easy to use too. I did everything on my phone and had the certificate in under a day. Highly recommend to anyone looking for an Anger class.
Janice
Was not sure I actually had an anger issue. But this course has opened my eyes and showed me that I do and it was affecting my relationship with my son. Now I have the skills to improve and save my relationship with my son.
Simone
It was a very easy course to follow and allows for you to seamlessly pick up where you leave off. The price is perfect as well!
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