Free Anger Management for Women Program
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January 21, 2026
Relationship Matters is running a free program for women experiencing challenges with anger management.
The six-week, small online group program is designed for women who:
- Experience mild to moderate mental health issues
- Want to understand the role of anger in their lives and express emotions in healthier ways
- Can attend all six, two-hour, online sessions (held weekly)
- Have access to a computer or tablet with a camera, microphone, headphones, a stable internet connection and a private space to attend online
- Live, work or study within the South Eastern Melbourne PHN area
- Subject to a 50-minute telehealth intake appointment.
This program is not suitable for people with severe mental health conditions.
Session details:
Date and Time: 25th February – 1st April, every Wednesday, 12:30pm – 2:30pm (six-week group)
Location: Online
To register, call our Access & Referral team at 1800 862 363.
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