Almost certainly not — and we'd rather tell you now. New Jersey sends domestic violence matters to a separate, court-mandated program: the Abuse Intervention Program (AIP), formerly called a Batterer Intervention Program (BIP). It runs a minimum of 32 weeks of weekly group sessions, and the program describes itself plainly as “not anger management.” New Jersey probation calls the requirement “batterers counseling,” and a restraining order can require professional domestic violence counseling. This class is not that program.
If your order, your restraining order, or your probation officer names AIP, BIP, batterers counseling, or domestic violence counseling, an anger management class will not replace it — talk to your probation officer or your attorney, or your county's domestic violence services program, before you enroll anywhere. If your order simply says “anger management,” this class is built for exactly that. Read the wording of your own order, and ask before you pay; if you want a second pair of eyes on it, contact our support team.