Things You'll Need:
- Computer with Internet access
- Telephone
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Step 1
Visit the National Anger Management Association (NAMA) home page(see Resources below).
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Step 2
Select the ''National Anger Management Specialist Directory." This will guide you to a page listing a variety of locations in the United States. Click on the state you live in. A list of trained anger management professionals will appear.
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Step 3
Contact the listings close to your area. You'll find information such as the format of the program and the pricing structure.
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Step 4
Reserve a space in the training course that best works with your schedule and finances.
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Step 1
Get advice from a local psychologist. Find one through the National Register of Accredited Psychologists (see Resources below). Contact the psychologist prior to your first visit to be sure the professional specializes in anger management. Ask about fees or whether a free or reduced-rate initial consultation is available.
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Step 2
Order programs on tape through NAMA. These are audio versions of courses that you can use on your own.











