New Jersey Anger Management Group

Anger Management Around a Connecticut Work Schedule

From the Fairfield County commute to the hospital and manufacturing shifts up through New Haven and Hartford, plenty of Connecticut jobs don’t end at five. If a fixed-time group class meets when you’re on the clock, a one-on-one program is the honest answer — here’s how.

An honest note: our Director is a retired New Jersey attorney, not a Connecticut lawyer, and this is a one-on-one program, not a law firm — your Connecticut attorney handles the legal side, and family-violence matters go through Connecticut’s own court-based programs. Our documentation has been accepted by Connecticut courts before for non-family anger matters, with acceptance the court’s decision.

A Fixed Class Punishes the Wrong People

Set-time group classes assume a standard schedule. For shift workers across Connecticut that means missed sessions, chased make-ups, and a court left thinking you didn’t try — when the real problem was the clock on the class, not your effort.

A Connecticut situation

A composite client we’ll call Angelo — a hospital tech on rotating days and nights near New Haven — kept losing his class slot to his schedule. One-on-one video sessions around his tours let him finish on time, documented by a named director.

Sessions Set Around Your Rotation

Individual means no cohort and no fixed night — your sessions follow your real hours by live video, rescheduled when a shift changes. You finish because you can actually attend, with completion documentation that has been accepted by Connecticut courts before for non-family anger matters.

Frequently Asked Questions

My Connecticut shifts rotate — does this work?

Yes — one-on-one video around your hours, rescheduled when shifts change, with no fixed class to miss.

Are you Connecticut attorneys?

No — the Director is a retired New Jersey attorney and this is a program, not a law firm; your Connecticut attorney handles the legal side. Our documentation has been accepted by Connecticut courts before.

What about family-violence matters?

Connecticut routes those through its own court-based programs. Ours serves non-family anger matters and complementary clinical work where appropriate.

One Text Starts It

The Director answers personally — usually the same day. Tell us your situation and your court date, and you'll get a straight answer about how the program fits your timeline.

TEXT ENROLL  (201) 205-3201 or call (929) 788-6382

Related: the full guide to scheduling around work

New Jersey Anger Management Group is directed by Santo V. Artusa Jr., J.D., C.A.M.T. — a lawyer and clinician executive, retired from fifteen-plus years of New Jersey family and criminal practice that began as a public defender in Jersey City. Every assessment, lesson plan, and completion letter (issued under Behavioral Concepts and Advancement) crosses his desk personally. REBT and CBT methods, one client at a time. 97 Newkirk Street, Jersey City, NJ 07306.