If you have been ordered to complete an anger management class, or you want to handle frustration and conflict better, a live online class has real advantages over driving to a classroom. Here are five.
1. Convenience: attend from anywhere
All you need is an internet connection and a device with a camera. There is no commute, no parking and less time off work, and class times include mornings, evenings and weekends.
2. Privacy
You join from home instead of a public building where you might run into someone you know. The class is still interactive, with discussion and exercises, but nobody sees you walk into a classroom.
3. A live instructor and an evidence-based curriculum
Every class is taught live by Jennifer Schroeder, M.S., CADC, using an evidence-based curriculum built on cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT). Live instruction matters: some courts and probation officers only allow live, instructor-led classes, and you can ask questions as you go. Our guide to live vs. self-paced classes explains the difference.
4. A clear timeline
You know from the start how your hours fit your calendar. A 4-hour class is done in one live session. Longer programs start with a 4-hour live intake, then live 1-hour sessions — up to 5 a week — so an 8-hour program can be done in about a week and a 52-hour program in about 10 weeks. If you have a court deadline, check your earliest completion date before you book, or call (734) 834-6934.
5. Proof when you need it
The moment your booking is paid, we email you a Proof of Enrollment letter to show your court or probation officer that you have started. Your signed letter of completion is emailed to you the day you finish your hours, with a certificate ID anyone can check at schroedercounseling.com/verify.
Is online right for your case?
Your court or probation officer decides. Check your order for the number of hours and whether it requires in-person attendance or a specific provider, and ask before you book.