Anger Management · Alberta

The anger isn't who you are. It's a symptom worth investigating.

Confidential physician assessment for anger, irritability, and outbursts, and for what's driving them. Free with your Alberta Health Card.

No referral needed
$0, AHCIP covered
Full hour + unlimited follow-ups
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The signs it's more than a short temper.

If anyone in your home is unsafe right now, call 911.

You go from calm to furious in seconds
You've frightened someone you love
Regret and shame after every outburst
Driving, queues, and small delays set you off
Punching walls, throwing things, slamming doors
Your family walks on eggshells around you
You've been told to get help and dismissed it
The anger is worse when you're tired or drinking
Get assessed, freeTakes about 4 minutes to book. No payment details.

What a first appointment actually looks like

A full one-hour video visit with an Alberta physician. They ask about what's been happening, how long it's been going on, and what you've already tried. Nothing is decided without you, and follow-up appointments are unlimited.

  • A full hour with your physician, not a 5-minute triage call
  • Plain-language explanation of what's driving your symptoms
  • A written care plan you leave the appointment with
  • Internal referral to our psychiatrists or counsellors if you need it
  • Unlimited follow-up appointments, you're never left alone with a plan
On medication

You will never be handed a prescription you didn't ask for.

Medication is one option among several, alongside therapy, CBT, sleep and lifestyle work, or simply monitoring for now. Your physician explains the trade-offs and you decide together. Plenty of our patients never start medication at all.

If you do choose it, you get unlimited follow-up appointments to adjust or stop, not a prescription and silence.

Anger is usually the visible part of something else.

Untreated ADHD, depression, PTSD, chronic pain, sleep deprivation, and alcohol all present as anger. Our physicians assess what's underneath rather than treating the temper in isolation.

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Commonly assessed alongside this
Intermittent explosive disorderADHDPTSDDepressionAnxietyAlcohol useInsomniaChronic painBipolar disorderRelationship stress

Three steps to a real plan

Step 01

Book in about four minutes

Pick a time that works. No referral, no payment details, no long intake form before you're allowed to talk to someone.

No referral required
Step 02

Meet your physician

A full one-hour private video visit, enough time to actually be heard. They listen first, then assess, and explain what they’re seeing in plain language.

From home, on any device
Step 03

Leave with a real plan

A written care plan, and where it’s needed, an internal referral to our psychiatrists or counsellors. Follow-up appointments are unlimited.

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Questions about anger management

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Physicians are there to help, not to punish. Your appointment is confidential, with the same narrow legal exceptions that apply to every clinician in Alberta, and getting assessed is the strongest step you can take for the people around you.

It can be. Irritability is a core symptom of depression, ADHD, PTSD, and several other treatable conditions. That's why an assessment beats a generic anger course.

Physician assessment and every follow-up appointment are billed to AHCIP, no cost to you, no credit card at booking, no cap on visits. Optional non-physician services such as counselling are quoted transparently before you commit.

Only your care team. Everything is encrypted in transit and at rest, stored on Canadian servers, and handled under PIPEDA and Alberta's Health Information Act. Nothing is shared with your employer or family without your explicit consent.

You've read this far. That's usually the sign.

Book a free, confidential appointment with an Alberta physician. No referral, no cost, no obligation to continue.

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If you're in crisis, call 911 or the 988 Suicide Crisis Helpline.