How the directory works
1. Read the city page for your area. Each one covers the local offices involved in court-ordered programs, with links to their official pages, plus what to confirm before you enroll. 2. Check your order. If a court ordered the class, confirm the program length, format and deadline, and ask your court or probation officer what will count. 3. Request an introduction. When requests are open in your city, you tell us your city and what you're looking for. A coordinator introduces you to one independent anger management provider serving the area. 4. Talk to the provider directly. You discuss schedule, format and fees with them, and you decide whether to enroll. The directory takes no part in the program itself.
What the directory doesn't do
Civil Anger Solutions doesn't run classes, evaluate or rank providers, report to courts or probation officers, or give legal guidance. It can't say whether a program will be accepted for your case. Only your sentencing court or probation officer can confirm that.
What it costs you
Nothing. The directory doesn't charge people who use it. Any sponsored listing is labelled on the page where it appears.
Your information
When requests open, your details go to one provider only, and are never sold. See the Privacy Policy.