Anger Management — SAMHSA

Cognitive Program

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  Description

  There is a growing body of evidence that treatments are effective at improving a variety of anger-related problems. These positive effects are found within diverse populations, settings, and locations. The effect of treatment of anger is relatively smaller than that of treatments for anxiety and depression.

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  Length of Program

  Eight sessions

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  Eligibility

  Requires counselor or P/O referral. Priority given to probationers with demonstrated needs in anger management, negative thought processes, substance use disorder and/or mental health issues.

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  Locations Available

  Disclaimer: Program availability is subject to change. For the most up to date offerings, please contact facilities or offices directly.

  • Abingdon

  • Accomack

  • Alexandria

  • Appalachian Men’s

  • Ashland

  • Baskerville Correctional Center

  • Bedford

  • Charlottesville

  • Chesapeake

  • Chesterfield

  • Cold Springs Correctional Unit #10

  • Danville

  • Deerfield Correctional Complex (DCC)

  • Emporia

  • Fairfax

  • Farmville

  • Gloucester

  • Hampton

  • Harrisonburg

  • Haynesville Correctional Center

  • Henrico

  • Indian Creek Correctional Center

  • Lawrenceville Correctional Center

  • Leesburg

  • Manassas

  • Marion Correctional Treatment Center

  • Martinsville

  • Newport News

  • Norfolk

  • Norton

  • Nottoway Correctional Center

  • Portsmouth

  • Radford

  • River North Correctional Center

  • Roanoke

  • South Boston

  • State Farm Correctional Center

  • Suffolk

  • Tazewell

  • Virginia Correctional Center for Women

  • Wallens Ridge State Prison

  • Warsaw

  • Williamsburg

  • Wytheville