Skill-focused education in McDonough and Metro Atlanta
Participants examine anger cues, thinking and response patterns, communication choices, conflict escalation, accountability, and practical strategies for responding more effectively.
Topics addressed
- Anger as an emotion and behavioral signal
- Personal triggers and early warning signs
- Connections between thoughts, feelings, and actions
- Slowing impulsive reactions
- Rephrasing communication to reduce escalation
- Appropriate boundaries
- Conflict management without threats or aggression
- Responsibility for choices and consequences
- A personal plan for high-risk situations
Class format
- Four hours of in-person education
- Facilitator-led instruction and discussion
- Structured exercises and participation
- Attendance and conduct requirements
- Documentation after requirements are satisfied
Current dates, fees, registration deadlines, and the in-person classroom location are provided during enrollment.
Before registering
Provide the written requirement when available. If an order requires more than four hours, multiple sessions, an evaluation, clinical counseling, substance-use treatment, or FVIP, this class should not be represented as satisfying that different requirement.
Anger management is not FVIP.
Georgia-certified FVIP is a regulated 24-week family-violence intervention program. True North's four-hour anger management class is not an FVIP and will not be documented as one.
Completion documentation
- Attendance verification
- Program name and instructional hours
- Date and location of participation
- Facilitator name and signature
- Signed certificate of completion
- Direct verification for an authorized referral source