Eden Behavioral Services offers online programs in anger management and positive parenting strategies. These programs are designed to meet court, employer, or personal development needs.

Yes. Our programs are structured and documented to align with common court and employer requirements. We provide certificates of completion that can be submitted to judges, probation officers, attorneys, or employers as proof of compliance.

We offer flexible program durations to meet various requirements, including 4, 8, 12, 16, 26, and 52 weeks, as well as custom lengths tailored to court or employer mandates.

Yes. Eden Behavioral Services operates entirely online, allowing clients nationwide to attend live, interactive classes from any location with internet access.

Classes are offered Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM PST, including evening sessions at 6:00 PM, 7:00 PM, and 8:00 PM PST. Saturday sessions are available at 10:00 AM, 12:00 PM, and 2:00 PM PST to accommodate various schedules.

Attendance is tracked during live virtual class sessions. Clients must participate in scheduled sessions to meet program requirements. Attendance records are maintained and used to verify completion for certificates.

Upon successful completion, you will receive a formal certificate of completion. This certificate is designed to be accepted by courts, probation officers, employers, or attorneys as proof of program fulfillment.

Yes. We prioritize confidentiality and handle all client information securely. Our policies clearly outline privacy protections, and all data is collected and stored in compliance with applicable standards.

Yes. We offer same-day enrollment, intake completion, and program start to help clients meet urgent court or employer deadlines efficiently.

Programs are led by a Certified Anger Management Specialist and National Anger Management Association (NAMA)-affiliated instructor with personal experience as a domestic violence survivor. This combination brings professional expertise and empathetic understanding to the instruction.

Participants need a reliable internet connection, a device capable of video conferencing, and a private space to attend live sessions. Completing the intake form and agreeing to program policies are also required.

Our policies include clear terms regarding refunds, which are provided during the enrollment process. Clients must review and agree to these policies before starting the program.

Clients have access to digital workbooks and guided exercises to reinforce learning. Automated emails provide reminders and instructions, but direct therapy or counseling services are planned for future expansion.

Our curriculum incorporates a survivor-informed perspective and emphasizes safety, respect, and accountability. The founder's lived experience informs program design to create a supportive and trauma-conscious learning environment.