It depends on the format your court accepts. The Impulse Control online course takes 10 hours or more and can be completed at your own pace. Impulse Control therapy includes ten 50-minute sessions, completed weekly or faster if your court approves an expedited schedule.

Our programs have been approved in courts across the U.S., Canada and Australia for close to twenty years. No provider is accepted everywhere, though, and every judge and probation officer sets their own rules. Confirm before you enrol and we will help you check.

Not for you if your case involves a minor, if your court named a provider we are not on, if your order requires in-person attendance, or if you want a certificate to buy rather than a program to complete. Ask us and we will tell you honestly.

A letter. It lists your dates, hours, topics covered and your clinician's credentials. Courts want a full document, and printable certificates are the most common reason people repeat a program.

Yes. Both formats run online start to finish, so there is nothing to travel to. No waiting lists, no time off work, and you can start today rather than waiting for a local intake date.

Yes. Many clients are ordered to complete both, or receive an order that names one and describes the other. Tell us what your order says and we will arrange the sequence and the paperwork so nothing is duplicated or missed.

The online course teaches the Impulse Control curriculum at your own pace and is suited to lower-level cases requiring structured behavioural education. Impulse Control therapy is one-to-one over ten sessions and works on the triggers, emotional regulation, decision-making, and behaviours underlying impulsive reactions. If your order names counseling, treatment, or a specific session count, choose therapy, because the online course will not satisfy those requirements.