A live, one-on-one anger management program that integrates Scripture and the teachings of Jesus Christ with proven cognitive-behavioral methods — serving Trenton, Hamilton, Princeton, Ewing and Lawrence. For those seeking growth voluntarily, and for those with court, probation, or attorney-referred requirements. Remote, seven days a week, in English and Spanish.
From Trenton's historic churches to congregations in Hamilton and Ewing, Mercer County residents complete the program entirely by secure video. Whether the step you are taking today is voluntary or required, this program meets you with the same conviction: your anger is both a habit that can be retrained and a heart matter worth bringing before God. As Scripture puts it:
Every session is delivered live and one-on-one by secure video — no group circles, no commuting to an office, no waiting rooms. Sessions are scheduled around work, family, and church life, seven days a week including evenings and weekends. The curriculum pairs each clinical skill with its scriptural foundation: catching the body’s God-given warning signs (James 1:19), releasing long-carried grievances (Romans 12:19; Matthew 18), replacing accusation with curiosity (Matthew 7; 1 Corinthians 13), and rebuilding trust through fruit over time (Galatians 5:22-23) — alongside the full clinical core of HALT self-checks, stress management, communication skills, and relapse prevention.
No referral needed and no legal matter required. Many Mercer County clients enroll for a marriage, for their family, at a pastor’s suggestion, or out of personal conviction. Your program is completely private and judgment-free — one phone call starts it, and everything is built around your schedule, evenings and weekends included.
If a court, probation officer, or attorney requires anger management, you can satisfy the requirement here without giving up the faith-centered approach. Programs are structured and session-documented, enrollment confirmation is available quickly, and a professional, clinician-signed Completion Letter is issued at the end. Tell us your required session count and we match it precisely.
Note for court-related clients: the faith-based curriculum changes nothing about your documentation. Enrollment confirmation and your clinician-signed Completion Letter remain standard, professional, and strictly factual — appropriate for any court or supervising officer.
The essential program: warning signs, the pause, HALT, forgiveness foundations, and a personal plan.
Our most-chosen length — the full curriculum arc with practice between sessions. Satisfies most court requirements.
Maximum depth, with extended work on grievances, relationship repair, amends, and rebuilding trust.
All programs are flat-rate with community-rate options in many areas — your exact rate is confirmed on your first call. See the full program details on our Christian Anger Management hub page.
No. Voluntary, self-referred clients are a large part of this program — no court involvement, no referral, and complete privacy. One phone call starts it.
Our anger management programs are widely accepted, session-documented, and matched to your specific required session count, with enrollment confirmation available quickly and a clinician-signed Completion Letter at the end. If your court has specific conditions, call us and we will confirm the fit before you enroll.
Always. Every session is live and individual by secure video — never a group, never pre-recorded — scheduled seven days a week, including evenings and weekends, in English or Spanish.
No — the Christian track is chosen by you. The same program is available in a standard format, and your court documentation is identical either way: professional and strictly factual.
Serving Trenton, Hamilton, Princeton, Ewing and Lawrence. Live, one-on-one, seven days a week.
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New Jersey Anger Management Group provides educational anger management programming by remote telehealth. The practice is attorney-founded but is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice or representation. The Christian faith-based track is an optional curriculum format chosen by the client; it is educational in nature and is not psychotherapy, pastoral counseling, or a substitute for either. Court and probation acceptance is determined by the individual court, judge, or supervising officer; we encourage confirming specific requirements with the referring authority, and we gladly assist with that confirmation. In a crisis, call 988 or 911.