Court-Accepted Anger Management Program — Sunshine Coast and Online
The anger management program at Psychology for Men is accepted by Australian courts in relation to domestic and family court matters. It is delivered by Clayton Kuzma, an AHPRA-registered psychologist on the Sunshine Coast. On completion, participants receive a formal certificate or letter of completion that can be submitted to courts or legal representatives. The program is available online across Australia. Medicare rebates apply with a valid Mental Health Treatment Plan from your GP for additional individual sessions.
Who Is This Program For ?
At Psychology for Men, our Sunshine Coast clinic offers a structured, step-by-step path:
This program is for men who need to complete a structured anger management program as a legal requirement — or who want to demonstrate proactive engagement to a court, legal representative, partner, or employer.
You may be:
- Attending due to a domestic violence (DV) court order or condition of bail
- Attending to due other civil court matters
- Required to complete anger management as part of a family court parenting matter
- Seeking documentation of engagement for a legal proceeding or magistrate
- Taking proactive steps ahead of a court date to demonstrate commitment to change
Whatever the circumstances, the program is structured to meet requirements and delivered by an AHPRA-registered psychologist — the credential that carries the most weight in formal legal contexts.
If you have a specific court requirement or need the program completed within a particular timeframe, contact us before booking so we can confirm it’s the right fit and work with your timeline.
What the Program Covers
The anger management program at Psychology for Men is structured, evidence-based, and completed over 6–8 weeks. It combines individual sessions with Clayton with guided between-session learning.The program covers:
Understanding what’s driving your anger
Identify the real triggers, patterns, and build-up behind your reactions—not just the surface behaviour.
Regulating your nervous system
Learn how to settle your body and stay in control when pressure, frustration, or anger starts rising.
Managing thoughts under stress
Recognise and step back from reactive thinking—like assumptions, negative thinking, escalation, and worst-case interpretations.
Responding instead of reacting
Develop the ability to pause, choose your response, and handle situations without losing control.
Communication under stress
Say what you need to say clearly and effectively—without aggression, shutdown, or regret.
Breaking the pattern long-term
Create lasting change by understanding the cycle of anger and applying a practical system to shift it.
Is This Program Accepted for Domestic Violence Court Orders and Family Law?
Yes. The program is structured to meet the requirements of DV court-mandated programs in Queensland and is accepted in relation to domestic violence court orders and conditions of bail.
If your matter involves:
- A domestic violence order (DVO) or protection order
- A condition of bail requiring completion of an anger management program
- A magistrate’s direction to engage with anger management
- A referral from Queensland Police or domestic violence services
— the program at Psychology for Men is appropriate, and the documentation provided on completion is suitable for submission to relevant courts or legal representatives.
If you have a specific condition or wording in your court order, contact us before starting so we can confirm the program satisfies the requirement.
What About Family Violence Matters Beyond Queensland?
The program is delivered online as well as in person, making it accessible to men across Australia. The program’s structure, the psychologist’s credentials, and the documentation provided are suitable for submission to courts in other states.
Is This Program Accepted for Family Court Matters?
Yes. The program is accepted in relation to family court parenting matters, including:
- Parenting orders where anger management engagement has been directed
- Family report processes where proactive engagement is relevant
- Independent children’s lawyer (ICL) matters
- Child safety proceedings where demonstrating engagement is required
In the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia, demonstrating proactive engagement with a structured, clinically delivered program — rather than self-referral to an unregistered provider — is directly relevant to how a parent’s commitment to change is assessed.
How to Get Started — and How Quickly
We understand that for many men reaching this page, time matters. A court date may be approaching. A condition has a deadline. Here’s the process:
Contact Us
By phone or enquiry form. Tell us your situation and your timeframe.
Initial Contact
We confirm the program is right for your situation and begin work. This is usually a 15 minute conversation.
Complete the program
A structured, step-by-step program designed to be completed over 6–8 weeks, with the flexibility to move at your own pace.
Documentation
Provided on completion, or earlier in specific circumstances.
Start the program with me today.
Get started with the right guidance, structure, and support from the beginning.
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Phone
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Your psychologist
Clayton J Kuzma
Clayton Kuzma is a registered psychologist (AHPRA) specialising in men’s mental health, anger management, emotional regulation, and relationship conflict. He holds a Master of Professional Psychology from the University of the Sunshine Coast and is a member of the Australian Association of Psychologists Inc (AAPi) and the Australian Psychological Society (APS).
His clinical work is grounded in CBT and ACT — the most extensively researched psychological frameworks for anger and emotional regulation. With over a decade of experience working with men, his approach is practical, structured, and outcomes-focused.
For formal legal matters, his AHPRA registration and professional credentials are clearly documented on any completion certificate or letter provided.
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Available In Person on the Sunshine Coast and Online
Psychology for Men is based in Maroochydore on the Sunshine Coast, with sessions available for men across the region — including Noosa, Caloundra, Buderim, Nambour, Sippy Downs, and Kawana.
The program is also available fully online via telehealth. For court purposes, the mode of delivery (in person or telehealth) does not affect the validity of the documentation provided on completion.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. The program is accepted in relation to DV court-mandated programs and family court matters in Queensland. Documentation is provided on completion by Clayton Kuzma, Registered Psychologist (AHPRA), which is the appropriate credential for formal legal submissions.
The program is designed to be completed over 6–8 weeks, self-paced with some flexibility. If you have a specific deadline — a court date or a condition with a completion date — advise us at the time of booking and we will work with your timeline where possible..
The program is available fully online via telehealth and has been completed by men across Queensland and interstate. The mode of delivery does not affect the validity of the documentation.
Can I use Medicare for this program?
Share that wording with us before booking. We will confirm whether the program satisfies the requirement and flag any gaps upfront rather than after completion.
All sessions are confidential under Australian privacy law. The only information shared externally is the documentation you specifically request for your legal matter. No other information is shared without your written consent.
No referral is required to book directly. If you want Medicare rebates, a Mental Health Treatment Plan from your GP is required before your first session — but not to start the booking process.
You can book directly through the website or get in touch via the contact form. From there, we’ll organise an initial session and outline a clear plan moving forward.
Take the Next Step
If you need a court-accepted anger management program on the Sunshine Coast or online — delivered by an AHPRA-registered psychologist with a certificate on completion — Psychology for Men provides exactly that.
Phone: 07 5221 5842 Location: Shop 1, 87 Aerodrome Road, Maroochydore QLD 4558
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Make a booking enquiry
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Phone
- 07 5221 5842
Fax
- 07 35694348
Why Choose Psychology for Men, Sunshine Coast?
We get that men think a little differently. So we do therapy a little different. We provide you with practical evidence-based solutions that work.
Manage Anger Better
Learn proven tools and strategies to effectively manage your anger and emotions.
Better Mental Health
Learn practical skills you need to manage manage your mental health.
Relationships
Break toxic relationship patterns,
Outcome-Driven, Results Focused
Every aspect of the program is focused on positive change, and real life outcomes.
What we work with
Anxiety & Stress
Learn coping strategies and mindfulness techniques to reduce overwhelm and restore calm.
Depression & Low Mood
Discover practical tools to lift your mood, build motivation, and reconnect with life’s joys.
Anger Management
Develop healthy outlets and communication skills to control anger before it controls you.
Relationships & Communication
Strengthen connection and understanding through proven dialogue and empathy exercises.
Emotional Intelligence
Boost self-awareness and empathy to navigate emotions and improve decision-making.
Career & Life Direction
Clarify your goals and map out a purposeful plan for success in work and life.
Decision-Making Skills
Learn frameworks to weigh options confidently and make choices aligned with your values.
Health & Wellbeing
Integrate lifestyle medicine principles for better sleep, nutrition, and overall vitality.
Porn Addiction
Address compulsive patterns, rebuild healthy habits, and restore intimate relationships.
Your Psychologist on the Sunshine Coast
Clayton Kuzma is a psychologist with over 10 years’ experience helping men on the Sunshine Coast.
- Master of Professional Psychology
- Bachelor of Psychology (Hons)
- Member, Australian Psychological Society
Read more about Clayton
As a psychologist specializing in men’s mental health, relationships coaching for men, and therapy for men, I have facilitated thousands of sessions and programs to help men navigate mental health challenges, relationship struggles, and personal growth.
My approach to psychology for men is practical, relatable, and tailored to support emotional well-being, resilience, and self-awareness. Whether addressing anxiety, depression, trauma, or relationship issues, I provide strategies that empower men to lead more fulfilling, balanced lives.
With a diverse background—including experience as a tradesman, complementary health practitioner, partner, and father—I bring a unique, down-to-earth perspective to my work. I understand firsthand the pressures men face in relationships, career, and life transitions, and I integrate evidence-based psychological therapies with holistic approaches to offer well-rounded support.
I draw upon leading therapeutic modalities such as Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Internal Family Systems (IFS), and Solution Focused Therapy.
When I’m not working, you’ll often find me in the ocean—surfing or free diving—connecting with nature as a vital part of my own well-being.
Professional Qualifications
- Master of Professional Psychology, Sunshine Coast University
- Bachelor of Psychology (Hons), Griffith University
Professional Development
I have trained with some of the world’s leading experts in Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), including Dr. Steven Hayes, Russ Harris, and Dr. Louise Hayes. I have also studied Internal Family Systems (IFS) with leading practitioners, including Richard Schwartz.
Beyond my formal psychological training, I have undertaken extensive studies in Tibetan medicine, Buddhist practice, Ayurvedic medicine, yoga, and meditation philosophy. This broad foundation enables me to support men holistically—helping them not only with psychological strategies but also with lifestyle, mindfulness, and well-being practices that foster long-term resilience and growth.
