Live online anger management, directed by a doctorally prepared psychiatric nurse practitioner
AngerManaged is a live online anger management program directed by Dr. Karel Winner, a doctorally prepared psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner and a Certified Anger Management Specialist II through the National Anger Management Association. Every participant receives a clinical assessment before the first session, attends twelve weekly live sessions with attendance verified at roll call, and completes an individual closing review before a signed certificate is issued.
- Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP), Vanderbilt University
- Board certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP-BC), American Nurses Credentialing Center
- CAMS-II, the clinical tier of NAMA certification, held by a licensed mental health professional
- Licensed as an APRN in 34 states and the District of Columbia
How it works
The same sequence for every participant, so the record is built the same way every time.
A $50 hold reserves a seat in the next cohort and is applied to your assessment fee. The hold is refundable until your own court or employer confirms the program is accepted.
If a court, probation officer, or employer ordered the program, confirm with them that it meets your requirement before you enroll. Acceptance is decided case by case, and it is never guaranteed.
A 45 minute individual assessment with the clinical director, Dr. Karel Winner, DNP, PMHNP-BC, CAMS-II, covering your history and a structured anger pretest. Program length and track are assigned in writing, and your enrollment letter is provided within one business day.
Sixty minutes each, live on Zoom, led by an educator under the director supervision. Cameras stay on and attendance is verified at roll call.
An individual closing review with the director, including the post test, then a completion certificate signed by the director stating the hours you actually attended and completed.
A clinical assessment, not an enrollment form
Enrollment in AngerManaged begins with a clinical evaluation by the CAMS-II director, the same assessment standard a court or probation office would expect from a clinical provider.
- Structured intake packet and anger pretest completed before the assessment session
- 45 minute individual assessment with the director, including a biopsychosocial history
- Program track and program length assigned in writing at the assessment
- Post test at completion, reviewed with you in the closing review
- Risk and scope screening at assessment, with referral out when a case is outside the program scope
- Only the CAMS-II director performs assessments and clinical services in this program
The full assessment process is described on the Program page. The director credentials are on the Clinical Director page.
Clinical direction, on the record
The program is directed by Dr. Karel Winner, DNP, PMHNP-BC, CAMS-II. He holds a Doctor of Nursing Practice from Vanderbilt University, is board certified as a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner by the American Nurses Credentialing Center, and is a Certified Anger Management Specialist II through the National Anger Management Association. CAMS-II is the clinical tier of NAMA certification.
The director personally completes every assessment, assigns every participant to the right track and program length, supervises the weekly sessions, completes every closing review, and signs every report and certificate. His education, certification, licensure, and clinical background are set out in full on the Clinical Director page.
- Live sessions only, camera on for the full session
- Attendance verified at roll call, every session
- Enrollment letter within one business day of assessment
- Monthly progress reports, with your signed consent
- Certificates state hours actually completed, no backdating
- Small groups: the next cohort is capped at 8 participants
Five ways to take the program
Core Group Program
The standard program for court ordered, employer mandated, and self referred adults. Twelve weekly live group sessions between the director assessment and the closing review.
12 hour core: $795 pay in full
Private Education Track
The same curriculum one to one, for participants who need a private schedule or a private setting and are cleared as education appropriate at assessment. This track is education, not therapy or counseling.
12 hour core: $1,595 pay in full
Private Clinical Track
One to one clinical anger management with the director, for complex or high conflict cases, executives, and 17 year olds, who are seen individually only.
12 hour core: $2,995 pay in full
Parent and Caregiver Cohort
Eight weekly live sessions on anger and stress for parents and caregivers. Self referred education and coaching. This cohort is not a court program.
$349 pay in full, or $45 per session
Employers and schools can also book a two hour live online workshop for up to 20 staff, $1,750 flat. Full details are on the Fees page and the Program page.
The next cohort starts Tuesday, January 5, 2027
Tuesdays at 6:00 PM Central, twelve weekly sessions ending March 23, 2027, capped at 8 participants. Reserve a seat with a $50 hold, applied to the assessment fee and refundable until your court or employer confirms acceptance. Call (800) 303-3221 or email [email protected].
Stated plainly
- Court and employer acceptance is decided case by case by the court or employer. Confirm acceptance before enrolling. Acceptance is never guaranteed.
- Batterer intervention and domestic violence cases are not served by this program. They are referred out at assessment.
- Group programs are for adults 18 and older. Participants age 17 are seen individually only.
- All fees are self pay. There is no insurance billing for classes or certificates, and no certificate is issued until the balance is paid in full.