Anger Management Education
Live, instructor-led anger management education delivered in defined 8-week cohorts with documented completion.
8-Week Structured Group Program
Clear Path provides a structured group anger management program for individuals who require documented participation, educational support, and clearly defined completion requirements.
Participants enroll in a scheduled monthly cohort and complete the program within a fixed eight-week term. This is not a drop-in class or a self-paced online course.
All sessions are live and instructor-led.
The program is appropriate for court-referred participants, probation-directed enrollment, employer-directed participation, and individuals voluntarily seeking structured anger management education.
Program Summary
- Program Length: Eight weeks
- Session Format: Eight weekly 75-minute group sessions
- Total Instructional Contact: Ten hours
- Program Investment: $400
- Documentation: Certificate of Completion, attendance verification, and completion verification when applicable
- Program Focus: Emotional awareness, response management, communication, accountability, and behavioral improvement
Program Structure
The Anger Management Program includes:
- Eight-week defined enrollment period
- Eight weekly 75-minute live group sessions
- Ten total instructional contact hours
- Maximum of 12 participants per cohort
- Structured educational curriculum
- Participant Workbook
- Monthly start dates
- Defined attendance and completion standards
- Certificate of Completion
- Attendance verification when applicable
- Completion verification when applicable
Enrollment closes once the cohort reaches capacity.
Session Options
Wednesday Evening Cohort
6:00 PM to 7:15 PM
What Participants Can Expect
Each session follows a consistent, instructor-led educational format. Participants will be expected to:
- Attend all scheduled weekly sessions
- Participate respectfully in group discussions
- Complete assigned program exercises
- Use the Participant Workbook
- Demonstrate commitment to learning and behavioral improvement
- Meet all attendance and completion requirements
Active participation is required for successful completion.
This is a structured educational, non-clinical program. It is not therapy, counseling, or mental health treatment.
How the Program Works
- Program intake and enrollment
- Placement into a scheduled monthly cohort
- Eight weekly structured group sessions
- Educational instruction, skill development, and discussion exercises
- Completion of workbook activities and program requirements
- Issuance of applicable completion documentation
Attendance & Completion
Attendance is recorded at every session.
A Certificate of Completion is issued only after the participant has fulfilled all attendance, participation, assignment, and payment requirements.
Attendance verification and completion verification may also be provided when applicable.
A make-up session includes:
- A 45-minute live, virtual, instructor-led review
- A required written assignment covering the missed instructional material
Program Investment
Total Program Cost: $400
The total cost of the eight-week Anger Management Program is $400, whether the participant pays in full or selects the payment plan.
The program investment includes:
- Eight weekly 75-minute group sessions
- Ten total instructional contact hours
- Participant Workbook
- Structured educational curriculum
- Certificate of Completion
- Attendance verification when applicable
- Completion verification when applicable
Payment Options
Pay in Full
A one-time payment of $400.
Payment Plan
Participants may pay the total $400 program cost through the following payment arrangement:
- $100 enrollment payment
- The $100 enrollment payment is applied toward the total $400 program cost
- The remaining balance of $300 is paid in six weekly installments of $50
The $100 enrollment payment is not an additional charge. Participants using the payment plan will still pay a total of $400.
Common Questions
Is this therapy or counseling?
No. Programs are structured educational programs focused on skill development and behavioral awareness.
Do you provide documentation for courts?
Completion certificates may be issued when requirements are fulfilled.
Do you accept court referrals?
Yes. Courts, probation officers, attorneys, and organizations may refer participants.
What happens if a participant misses a session?
Participants are expected to attend scheduled sessions.
Services are educational and skills-based, not therapy or counseling