Yes. Our anger management class is designed to meet the requirements set forth by courts throughout the state of Tennessee. However, we always recommend that you confirm with your judge, attorney, or probation officer to ensure approval for your specific case.

Yes. Our program is appropriate for individuals on probation or parole. It fulfills typical court or supervision requirements, and we provide a certificate of completion that can be submitted to your probation officer or supervising authority.

Yes. Once you successfully complete the course, you will receive an official Certificate of Completion that includes your name, date of completion, and course hours. This certificate can be downloaded instantly and is suitable for court submission.

The self-paced course is fully online and can be completed on your own schedule. Some participants finish in a single day, while others choose to work through the material over several days. Once all required content is completed, your Certificate of Completion will be available for immediate download.

The live class is conducted via Zoom with Taylor and is designed to be completed in real time. Participants receive guidance and support throughout the session. For the standard course, all requirements are completed in a single day. For the 12-hour course, the class is held over a weekend, beginning on Saturday and concluding on Sunday.

Yes, the entire course is 100% online. You can complete it from any device—phone, tablet, or computer—on your own schedule, without needing to attend any in-person sessions.

Live sessions are held via zoom and are 100% online.

No. This anger management course is for educational purposes only. It is not counseling, psychotherapy, or mental health treatment, and participation in this course does not establish a therapeutic relationship with the instructor or organization.

No diagnosis, individualized mental health evaluation, or clinical treatment is provided. If you are in need of mental health support, please contact a licensed professional counselor, psychologist, or therapist in your area.

If this course was court-ordered, please be aware that the content is designed to meet general educational requirements. It is your responsibility to verify with your court, probation officer, or referring agency that this course meets their criteria.