0345 1300 286 - contact@angermanage.co.uk

The British Association of Anger Management
The Studio
14 Railway Approach
East Grinstead
West Sussex
RH19 1BP

Phone Number
0345 1300 286

Email Address
contact@angermanage.co.uk

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If you would like more information about our programmes or would like to book, please feel free to email us using the form below, or directly on contact@angermanage.co.uk

Alternatively, leave a message with our phone service and we will call you back if we can help – 0345 1300 286.

However, please note that BAAM is not a help-line service. We are a private organisation, and, therefore, do not receive public funding.

If you want to be assessed to see if BAAM can be of any use to you, Mike Fisher our training director is available for individual assessments at a fee. Click here to find out more: Initial Assessment

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