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Anger Management Classes by State

Our self-paced online classes are available in all 50 states and Washington, D.C. Choose your state to see how courts there handle anger management requirements, which class lengths fit common orders, and the cities we serve.

  • Accepted by courts more than 10,000 times since 2006
  • 1 to 52 hours or 4 to 26 weeks, on any device
  • Certificate of completion included free

All states and Washington, D.C.

Why your state page matters

Anger management orders come from many places: criminal and family courts, probation and parole offices, diversion programs, and employers. Each state, and often each county, sets its own expectations for how many hours or weeks you need, whether an online class is acceptable, and how completion has to be documented.

Your state page pulls those details together so you can pick the right class the first time and avoid repeating coursework.

  1. Check your order

    Note the number of hours or weeks, your deadline, and who should receive proof of completion.

  2. Enroll in the matching class

    Start right away and request an enrollment verification letter if your court or probation officer wants proof that you have begun.

  3. Finish and submit your certificate

    Work through the lessons at your own pace, then send your certificate of completion to the court, attorney, probation officer, or employer.

Before you enroll

Confirm these four things with your judge, attorney, or probation officer

  • Length. Is the requirement written in hours or in weeks, and how many?
  • Format. Is an online, self-paced class accepted for your case?
  • Deadline. By what date does the class need to be finished?
  • Delivery. Who receives your certificate, and should it be emailed, filed, or brought to a hearing?

Backed by our acceptance guarantee. If your court rejects our certificate, send written proof within 30 days of purchase for a full refund.

Read the guarantee

Class lengths for every kind of order

Every class is self-paced and works on a phone, tablet, laptop, or desktop. Prices start at $24.99.

Hour-based classes
1 hr 4 hr 6 hr 8 hr 12 hr 16 hr 26 hr 36 hr 52 hr
Week-based classes
4 wk 6 wk 8 wk 12 wk 16 wk 26 wk

The 8 hour class is the length courts, probation officers, and employers ask for most often. Among week-based programs, 26 weeks is the one named most often in court orders.

Who Created Your Anger Management Course?

Every MasteringAnger.com class is built on a structured, evidence-based curriculum written by North Carolina licensed clinicians, not a generic training company. Together they bring more than 24 years of clinical experience helping people understand their anger, manage emotional reactions and resolve conflict in healthier ways.

Course Creator & Instructor
Dr. Carlos Todd, PhD, LCMHC

Dr. Carlos Todd, PhD, LCMHC

Certified anger management specialist. Author, speaker and educator.

Dr. Todd is a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor with 24+ years of clinical experience helping individuals, couples and organizations deal with anger and high-conflict situations. He created MasteringAnger.com to make professional anger management education accessible anywhere, and developed the curriculum behind every course. More than 50,000 students have used it to meet court, probation and employer requirements.

Credentials

  • NC license: LCMHC #5046, licensed since 2005 (formerly designated LPC)
  • Clinical experience: in practice since September 2001, 24+ years
  • Founder: Conflict Coaching and Consulting, Inc. (founded 2008)
  • Certifications: anger management specialist; SHRM Certified Professional (Society for Human Resource Management)
  • Member: American Counseling Association
  • Education: PhD Training & Performance Improvement, Capella University · MA Community Counseling, Andrews University · BS Behavioral Science, Andrews University

Experience behind the curriculum

  • Anger & conflict work: helps clients understand emotional triggers, break destructive anger cycles, improve communication and repair relationships.
  • Court & workplace requirements: works with court-mandated participants, people on probation and employees facing workplace discipline or HR requirements.
  • Clinical practice: psychosocial evaluations, outpatient therapy and emergency on-call work, plus clinician supervision and training for educators and administrators.
  • Published author: Anger Management and Fight Plan, practical tools that turn psychological principles into skills people can use immediately.
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Co-Founder & Clinical Contributor
Natasha Pemberton-Todd, MS, MA, LCMHC-S

Natasha Pemberton-Todd, MS, MA, LCMHC-S

Licensed clinical supervisor specializing in children, teens and families.

Natasha is a North Carolina Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor Supervisor who has been in clinical practice since November 2001 — over 24 years. Her work with children, teens and families brings a clear view of how unmanaged anger affects the whole household, and why a calmer tone at home matters for the young people who learn by watching adults.

Credentials

  • NC license: LCMHC-S #S5225, issued 2012; active through June 30, 2027. Verify with the NC Board
  • Supervisor designation: credentialed by the State of North Carolina to supervise other practicing clinicians
  • Clinical experience: in practice since November 2001, 24+ years
  • Academic appointment: affiliate clinical supervisor, Liberty University School of Behavioral Sciences, Counselor Education
  • Education: MS Education, Training & Performance Improvement, Capella University · MA Community Counseling, Andrews University · BS Behavioral Sciences, Andrews University

Experience behind the curriculum

  • Family & teen focus: works with children, adolescents, adults and seniors on family conflict, stress and emotional regulation.
  • Evidence-based methods: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), the same approach used throughout MasteringAnger.com courses, alongside play and art therapy.
  • Areas of practice: family issues, stress management, trauma, grief and loss, anxiety and depression, and relationship issues.
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Questions about state requirements

Do courts in my state accept an online anger management class?

Our certificate of completion has been accepted by courts more than 10,000 times, in every U.S. state. The final decision belongs to your judge, attorney, or probation officer, so confirm with them before you enroll. Your state page explains how requirements are usually handled there.

My order lists weeks, not hours. Which class should I take?

Pick a week-based class when your order names weeks. They run from 4 to 26 weeks, with a new lesson released each week. If your order names hours, choose an hour-based class from 1 to 52 hours instead.

What paperwork will I receive?

You can get an enrollment verification letter as soon as you start, which shows the court you have begun. When you finish, your certificate of completion is included at no extra cost.

What if my court will not accept the certificate?

Send us written proof of the rejection within 30 days of your purchase and we will issue a full refund. See our acceptance guarantee for the details. Read the guarantee

Is the class available in Spanish?

Yes. Our Spanish anger management courses have the same structure and the same certificate of completion. Clases en español

Not sure which class your order calls for?

Tell us what your court or employer asked for and we will point you to the right class. Live support is available Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 6 PM EST.

Contact support Call 704-804-0841
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