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Understanding the Anger Cycle
Recognizing triggers, physical signals, and the escalation sequence before it becomes unmanageable.
Centre Accord delivers a four-session, CBT-informed psychoeducational anger management program for adults completing a court-ordered anger management requirement, and for those registering on their own initiative.
Facilitated by Canadian Certified Counsellors (CCC), professional members of the Canadian Counselling and Psychotherapy Association (CCPA).
Program at a Glance
Court-Referred Participants
Select your start date, complete the intake form, and pay online. A letter of enrolment is issued when you register. A letter of completion is issued when you complete all four sessions. The program runs Monday to Thursday and is delivered entirely online via Google Meet.
Referring Criminal Defence Lawyers & Duty Counsel
Centre Accord provides professionally facilitated anger management programs with rolling intake. No waiting lists. Letters of enrolment and completion issued directly to participants for court submission. Once a client registers, Centre Accord manages scheduling, delivery, and documentation.
Enrolment Process
Complete the intake form at centreaccord.ca. Provide your contact details, referral information, and any court order details.
Choose from upcoming Monday start dates. The program runs Monday to Thursday — complete in one week.
Pay the $400 program fee plus applicable taxes online. Your letter of enrolment is issued automatically upon payment.
Attend all four sessions via Google Meet. A letter of completion is issued upon successful completion for court submission.
The Program
The program teaches practical skills for managing anger responses: recognizing early warning signs, applying de-escalation techniques, examining thinking patterns, and building a self-management plan. Participants leave with tools, not theory.
Recognizing triggers, physical signals, and the escalation sequence before it becomes unmanageable.
The body's arousal response and practical techniques for interrupting it quickly and discreetly.
Examining the interpretations that drive responses, and building more accurate, functional thinking habits.
Integrating all four skills into a personal management plan for application outside the program.
Common Questions
Letters of enrolment and completion are prepared to a standard suitable for submission to a court, and facilitators hold the CCC designation as CCPA professional members. Acceptance is always at the discretion of the court, so confirm any specific requirements with your lawyer before registering.
A new group commences every Monday. Registration is completed online in minutes, and a letter of enrolment is issued once registration and payment are complete. The program runs Monday to Thursday and is completed within the week.
All four sessions must be completed to receive a letter of completion. If a session is missed, contact Centre Accord to arrange attendance in a subsequent group.
The program fee is $400 per participant, plus applicable taxes, paid securely online at registration.