Program Overview

The LIU Post Psychological Services Center now offers specialized anger management services for adolescents and adults experiencing difficulties with irritability, aggression, emotional regulation, or conflict. Our program uses evidence-based cognitive-behavioral and behavioral strategies to help clients improve self-control, communication, and interpersonal functioning. Services are available for self-referral, family referral, workplace referral, and court-mandated treatment.

Who This Program Is For

• Frequently losing your temper or "snapping"
• Verbal or physical aggression
• Difficulty with frustration tolerance
• Relationship or workplace conflicts
• Desire to improve emotional regulation skills
• Court-ordered anger management participation
• Adults or kids

What We Treat

• Anger issues
• Intermittent explosive behaviors
• Reactive aggression
• Chronic irritability
• Relationship conflict
• Workplace anger issues
• Adjustment-related anger
• Co-occurring anxiety, trauma, or mood concerns

Treatment Approach

Our approach is grounded in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), behavioral self-management, and emotion regulation training. Treatment focuses on:

• Identifying triggers and early warning signs
• Cognitive restructuring of anger thoughts
• Relaxation strategies
• Problem-solving and communication skills
• Relapse prevention planning

Progress is monitored using validated behavioral and self-report measures.

Program Format Options

• Individual therapy
• Group therapy
• Court-mandated anger management services

Why LIU Post PSC?

• Supervised by licensed psychologists
• Evidence-based treatment protocols
• Low cost

Referral and Scheduling Information

To Schedule or Refer:

• Phone: 516-299-3211
• Email: PSCinfo@liu.edu

A letter of attendance and documentation of completion is provided upon successful participation when required for court or workplace purposes.

Program Mission

Our mission is to provide compassionate, structured, and research-informed treatment to reduce anger and aggression and improve emotional regulation.