A New Me Foundation offers court approved anger management classes for adults in Los Angeles and throughout Los Angeles County who need a certificate of completion for court, probation, parole, custody hearings, or employer requirements. Whether you were court ordered to take an anger management class in LA or you're choosing to do this work on your own, our program meets the standard most judges, probation officers, and HR departments are looking for.
Classes are held remotely across LA County, taught by trained facilitators using evidence-informed curriculum that covers triggers, emotional regulation, communication, and accountability. At $25 per class, our program is one of the most affordable court approved anger management options available in Southern California — and every participant who completes the program receives a signed certificate of completion.
Are these anger management classes court approved in Los Angeles?
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Yes. A New Me Foundation's anger management classes are court approved and accepted by Los Angeles County courts, LA County Probation, LA County parole officers, and employers across California. We provide a signed certificate of completion you can submit as proof.
How much do the anger management classes cost?
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$25 per class. There are no hidden fees, no enrollment fees, and no charge for your certificate of completion when you finish the program.
Do you offer in-person anger management classes in Los Angeles?
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All of our anger management classes are held remotely so you can attend from anywhere in Los Angeles County. Remote classes are conducted live via video with trained facilitators. Contact us at (213) 375-5545 for the upcoming schedule and video access details.
How long are court ordered anger management classes?
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Most LA County courts order 8, 12, 16, 26, or 52 hours of anger management. We'll confirm exactly what your court, probation officer, or attorney requires before you enroll so you complete the correct number of classes.
Will I receive a certificate of completion?
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Yes. Every participant who completes the required number of classes receives a signed certificate of completion that can be submitted to the court, your attorney, your probation officer, or your employer.
Can I enroll without a court order?
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Absolutely. Many participants enroll on their own to strengthen relationships, protect custody, satisfy an employer, or simply build healthier coping skills. The program is open to any adult in Los Angeles or LA County ready to do the work.