New Jersey Anger Management Group

Anger Management That Fits a New Jersey Shift Schedule

If you work the hours that keep New Jersey running — the warehouses off the Turnpike, the hospitals, the night routes, the construction that starts before dawn — the standard group anger management class meets exactly when you can’t. Here’s how a one-on-one program solves that instead of punishing you for it.

Group Classes Are Built for a Schedule You Don’t Have

Fixed-time group classes — Tuesday at 7pm, Saturday mornings — quietly assume a nine-to-five. Across New Jersey, enormous numbers of people don’t have one, and they end up “failing” programs by missing sessions they physically couldn’t attend, then standing in front of a judge looking non-compliant when the truth is the opposite.

A familiar NJ situation

A composite client we’ll call Ray — a warehouse lead on permanent overnights near Exit 8A — had already missed most of a group class that met during his sleep hours. He wasn’t refusing the work; the class was simply open when he was unconscious or on the clock. Switched to one-on-one evening video sessions, he finished on time with perfect attendance.

One-on-One Means the Program Opens When You’re Awake

With an individual program there’s no class to catch and no cohort to keep pace with. Sessions are scheduled around your actual rotation — before a day tour, after a night one, on your off-days — by live video or in person at our Jersey City offices. A swapped shift means we reschedule the appointment, never a missed class or a mark against you. And a program you can actually attend is a program you actually finish, which is the only thing a court is really measuring.

Frequently Asked Questions

I’m on permanent nights — can we meet when I’m up?

Yes. One-on-one means your sessions are set around your real hours, early morning or late evening, with no fixed class to conflict with your tour.

My rotation changes constantly.

That’s exactly what individual scheduling handles that a group can’t — a changed shift means a rescheduled appointment, not a penalty.

Does an odd schedule hurt me with the court?

No — courts measure completion, not the clock. Finishing on time with documentation from a named director is what counts, and that’s easier when the program bends to your hours.

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.

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Related: the full guide to scheduling around work

Program direction: Santo V. Artusa Jr., J.D., C.A.M.T., lawyer and clinician executive. A retired family and criminal law attorney in New Jersey and former public defender, named to Best Lawyers in America for numerous years as a divorce and family law mediator, he founded this one-on-one practice after fifteen-plus years of watching courtrooms decide what a certificate was worth. Clinical methods: REBT and CBT. Documentation issued under Behavioral Concepts and Advancement. 97 Newkirk Street, Jersey City, NJ 07306.