Community Anger Management Educator Program
Become part of the movement to teach principles of anger management to community and professional
groups and to school children. Settings may include public and private schools, martial arts programs,
sports teams, parenting classes, outreach programs, summer camps, after-school programs, marriage
enrichment programs, gang-prevention programs, senior programs, driver education, and workplace training.
An Anger Management Educator focuses on prevention and early intervention with high-risk individuals and teaches people in non-clinical settings how to handle angry feelings and respond to aggression. By learning and applying the eight tools of anger control, students can educate others through their example.
You can become a certified anger educator by first completing the core 10-hour program and then registering for this Level 2 program, which teaches you how to present the Eight Tools of Anger Control to children, teens, and adults.
Register for the Level 2 Educator Program
