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Anger Management Course & Counselling in Melbourne

Understand the trigger, learn the pause, keep the relationships that matter.

A four-session anger management course recognised by courts and employers, plus open-ended counselling. In person in Melbourne or online anywhere in Australia.

50-minute sessions4-session court-recognised courseCertificate of AttendanceOnline Australia-wide

$220 per session for the four-session court-recognised course; $198 per 50-minute session for ongoing counselling. GST included. Full fees are on the packages and pricing page. Sessions run online by secure video across Australia and New Zealand, by telephone, or in person in Melbourne by arrangement.

Anger management course session in Melbourne with Anne Evans

In short

The anger management course is four structured sessions recognised by courts and employers, with a Certificate of Attendance on completion, at $220 a session, GST included. Ongoing anger management counselling runs at $198 per 50-minute session. Both are available in person in Melbourne or online anywhere in Australia.

Anger is rarely the first feeling — it is usually the one that arrives when something underneath has been ignored. We work backwards from the incident to the trigger, then forwards to the skills that give you a genuine choice in the moment.

A structured four-session anger management course is available for clients required to complete anger management classes by a court, an employer or a family lawyer. It runs in person in Melbourne or online anywhere in Australia, and a Certificate of Attendance is provided on completion.

Where the requirement is open-ended rather than a set course, the same work runs as ordinary weekly counselling for as long as it is useful.

This work helps when

  • Reactions are bigger than the situation deserves
  • People at home have started walking on eggshells
  • Driving, work or sport has become a flashpoint
  • You feel calm afterwards and cannot explain what happened
  • A court, employer or partner has asked you to address it

What we work on together

Trigger mapping

The body signals, thoughts and situations that reliably precede an escalation — named in detail.

The pause

Practical de-escalation you can run in ninety seconds, rehearsed until it is automatic.

Repair and accountability

How to take responsibility for impact without collapsing into shame.

How the work unfolds

CBTTrigger mappingNervous-system regulationCourt-recognised program
  1. 01

    The incident, in detail

    We walk through a recent episode slowly — what happened, what you felt in your body first, what you told yourself, what you did.

  2. 02

    Triggers and history

    Where the reaction was learned, what it protects, and the situations that reliably set it off.

  3. 03

    Skills, rehearsed

    De-escalation you practise in session until it is available under pressure, not just understood in theory.

  4. 04

    Repair and evidence

    Taking responsibility with the people affected, and building a track record. For court clients, a Certificate of Attendance on completion.

Anger is information. The work is not on the feeling but on the speed, the size and the target of what you do with it.

Anne Evans · Counsellor & Psychotherapist

Common questions

Can I do the anger management course online?+

Yes. The four-session course runs by secure video anywhere in Australia, or in person in Melbourne. The content, the Certificate of Attendance and the fee are the same either way.

Is the four-session program accepted by courts?+

The program is designed to meet standard court requirements and concludes with a Certificate of Attendance. Check the exact wording of your order or your lawyer’s advice before booking so we can match it.

I was told to come. Does that make it pointless?+

No. Plenty of clients arrive resentful and still get real value, because the skills work regardless of why you walked in. Being honest about not wanting to be here is a fine place to start.

Does anger management mean never getting angry?+

No. Anger is useful information and often justified. The work is on what you do with it — the speed, the size and the target of the response.

More answers in the general FAQs, or ask Anne directly.

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