In the state of Georgia, entities such as employers and professional licensing boards can require a person to take part in an anger management class. Additionally, courts or other government agencies can require this type of class as part of probation or sentencing requirements. Depending on the situation and jurisdiction, anger management classes may also be mandated by schools, child welfare organizations, military branches, and other organizations.
In Georgia, the following institutions, organizations, and legislative bodies have the authority to insist someone to take part in anger management classes:
- The Georgia Department of Law’s Special Council on Problem Resolution and Dispute Resolution
- Courts in the state of Georgia at any level (including municipal and superior courts)
- Employee assistance programs (EAPs)
- Probation offices
- Education institutions
- Military commands
Generally, anger management classes in the state of Georgia are educational lectures and activities, cognitive behavior therapy sessions, relaxation techniques such as meditation or mindfulness, and problem-solving exercises. These courses aim to teach individuals how to detect first signs of anger, maintain control and mindfulness when overwhelming feelings emerge, process their emotions in healthy ways, and interact with others more effectively.
The duration of anger management courses typically required by employers, courts, or other authorities in the state of Georgia will vary based on individual cases and unique requirements. Some classes may last a few hours while others may span multiple days or weeks.
In order to cover the state standards, AngerClass introduces 100% online anger management classes, designed by a certified specialist that range from 1 to 52 hours and weeks with a curriculum that includes the necessary topics. Our programs are state accepted and allowed in counties that approve distance learning credentials. However, before participating in this training, it is advised to confirm that your local/home county in Georgia permits online education.
