Online Anger Management Classes in Illinois

Enroll today in online anger management classes in Illinois. Our courses are developed by NAMA credentialed experts and are created to meet the Illinois state requirements. AngerMaster’s anger management program in IL is accepted by every court, judge, employer, legal representative, state or county official, parole or probation officer or other entity that allows distance learning within the state of Illinois.

What is more, our anger management course in Illinois is accepted in almost every county within the state. Check our county acceptance information below before starting.

To be certified, you do not need to attend any classes as our anger management training in IL is completely online. Throughout the course, you are about to obtain techniques and mechanisms to cope with anger. Once you complete your education with us, you will gain access to a Certificate of Completion at no further cost.

In addition, as we strive to meet every court, organization or probation officer requirements in the state, we give you access to anger management classes with different duration - from 1 to 52 hours/weeks. While the 4-hour online anger management class provides you with only a basic knowledge of anger, the 52-hour course is much more detailed and in-depth. However, we also offer 6, 8,16, 32, 40-hour anger management classes, as well as custom duration programs in Illinois.

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Mandating Anger Management in Illinois

In Illinois, courts and attorneys can order individuals to attend anger management classes as part of their sentence or probation. Employers may require employees to attend such classes if they display aggressive behavior at work. Social service agencies may refer individuals to anger management courses, while mental health professionals may encourage clients to attend for certain mental health problems. Some schools and universities also have regulations in place requiring students to register for anger management courses if they display aggressive behavior on campus.
Standard Duration Requirements in Illinois

Illinois requires individuals to complete an anger management course of 10 to 26 hours, depending on the program and individual needs.
Cities With Most Enrollees in Illinois

Based on recent research of all AngerMasters' students, the cities with the most anger management participants in Illinois are Rentchler, Barstow, Pearl, Irwin and Old Ripley.