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Facilitator
Aquanetta Wilson
Aquanetta Wilson
Aquanetta Wilson
CAMF-Certified Anger Management Facilitator
Through the guidance of an anger management facilitator, individuals can learn to better understand and manage their emotions, improve their relationships, and lead happier and more fulfilling lives.
Support for the Journey
Aquanetta Wilson
Aquanetta Wilson
My goal is to help you re-imagine your life. With extensive experience in counseling and a vast history of client success, my individualized positivity approach will help you attain your goals.
Breathe Anger Management Class
Aquanetta Wilson
Breathe Anger Management Class
Course For Anger provides access to the Anger Management Class, an educational program that is required in the state of California by the court when mandated, a legal order, a legal representative, a parole or probation office, an employer, or other entity.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Anger Assessment (Part 1 of Intake) ($100.00)
Intake and Individual Session 1 with Certified Anger Management Counselor ($115.00)
Individual Session 1 with Certified Anger Management Counselor ($50.00)
Group Session 1 with Certified Anger Management Counselor ($25.00)
Anger Management Essentials Workbook ($20) - Optional:Recommended if you plan to attend group
Executive Coaching - $100.00 for each session with our Certified Anger Management Facilitators, not including 1-time intake.
A minimum $15.00 service charge will be charged for any checks returned by the bank for any reason for special handling. A minimum of $30 will be charged for any dispute with PayPal, in addition to the amount disputed.
Intake appointments must be cancelled 24-hours in advance or will be charged an extra $65.00 on next appointment.
There is a 1-week notice for court documentation reports. If no advance notice, there will be a fee of $25.00
100%! What happens in our sessions stays in our sessions, just like seeing a therapist.
The time will depend on the complexity of your goals and your commitment and openness to your process. However, the courts or parole and probation officers will mandate specific timeframe.