The CALM Program
Controlling Anger, Living Mindfully
Online, court-appropriate group anger management, facilitated by a CAMS-II certified Licensed Professional Counselor.
Who CALM is for
Adults who want to understand their anger and respond to it differently. Some join on their own. Others are referred by a court, attorney, or employer.
You do not need a referral to join.
Program details
Format: Online group sessions
Led by: Dr. Tamara Halliburton, LPC, CAMS-II
Length: 6, 12, or more sessions
Start dates: Groups begin once enough participants have enrolled
Fee: $60 per session. 6 sessions $360, 12 sessions $720.
Payment: Pay in full or session by session. Your card is charged once your group is confirmed.
On completion: Certificate of completion. Attendance records available upon request.
How to join
Request an appointment
Tell us how you found CALM and what you are hoping to work on. If a court, attorney, or employer referred you, let us know.
Confirm the details
We will confirm your group and start date with you. Your card is kept on file and charged only once your group is confirmed.
Attend online
Classes are held online. You need to be in Michigan, Ohio, Vermont, Minnesota, Florida, or South Carolina when you attend.
For attorneys, probation officers, and employers
Refer an adult to the CALM Program, or request an anger management evaluation first. We will confirm availability and next steps with you directly.
CALM line
Email: thecalmprogram@gmail.com
What we can provide
Every participant receives a certificate of completion. Attendance records are available upon request.
To refer a client, call or email the CALM line. Releases of information for attendance records are handled by email through SimplePractice.
Common questions
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No. Adults can join on their own, or by referral from a court, attorney, or employer.
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CALM is designed to be court-appropriate. Requirements vary by court and probation officer, so please confirm with your referring party before enrolling.
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You must be physically located in Michigan, Ohio, Vermont, Minnesota, Florida, or South Carolina when you attend.
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Groups begin once enough participants have enrolled. Request an appointment to join the next group, and we will confirm a start date with you.
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Groups are offered in 6, 12, or more sessions. If a court, attorney, or employer referred you, check how many sessions they require.
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The fee is $60 per session, or $360 for 6 sessions and $720 for 12. You can pay in full or session by session, and your card is charged only once your group is confirmed. If cost is a barrier, ask us about your options.