Bucks County Anger Management
Will Chapman, Licensed Clinical Social Worker
Anger Management Therapist
Will Chapman
Licensed Clinical Social Worker
Anger Management Therapist
Frequently Asked Questions
Reach out by phone or email to schedule a free consultation. After that, we will set up an intake session. Once we meet, you can decide whether you’d like to participate in individual therapy, skill coaching, or group therapy.
I use Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) in my Anger Management practice. CBT helps individuals identify and change unhelpful thoughts and behaviors, improve emotional regulation, and develop coping strategies to address current challenges.
Yes. I offer both in person and virtual sessions.
The short answer is that you choose. After the intake session, we talk through your goals and what you’re hoping to change, and from there you decide which option feels like the best fit.
Individual therapy offers comprehensive, one‑on‑one treatment.
Skill coaching provides a concise, focused format in a private session.
Group therapy offers the educational components of anger‑management skills along with the support and modeling that comes from working alongside others.
Start with an open, honest conversation about your concerns. If you have questions about treatment, feel free to contact me. However, the potential client must reach out directly to schedule their initial meeting.
The length of treatment varies depending on the client’s goals and level of participation. Most clients’ complete treatment with a certificate of completion after 15 sessions, while others choose to continue for additional support and skill development.
No. However, you can contact your insurance provider to ask whether you have out‑of‑network benefits. Clients with this benefit may receive partial reimbursement depending on their plan. I am able to provide documentation to support you in getting reimbursed if you have out-of-network coverage.
Yes, I work with court mandated clients. I also work with clients that want to start treatment on their own and clients that are encouraged to attend treatment by their attorneys.
Not at all. Many clients seek support to improve communication, reduce stress, or better manage frustration. Anger Management can benefit anyone who wants healthier emotional responses.
Yes. I provide documentation verifying participation in Anger Management treatment. After completing a minimum of 15 successful therapy sessions (not including the initial meeting), clients are eligible to receive a certificate of completion. Clients may continue treatment beyond the certificate if they choose.
That is completely normal. The free consultation is a great opportunity to ask questions, learn more about the process, and decide whether this approach feels like a good fit.
Yes, following the intake session clients are eligible to attain a certificate of completion after successfully completing 15 sessions. This is for clients that choose individual therapy, skill coaching or group therapy.