Friday, November 10, 2017

Taking a Domestic Violence Online Course? What to Do if Your Partner Leaves You

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You have been ordered by a judge to take domestic violence courses – now what? Your most immediate reaction is probably anger or frustration. Deep down, you know why you are being ordered to take a domestic violence online course, but it’s still hard to deal with emotionally. You may also be dealing with a loss of your partner.  This can feel like the end of the world, but there are some things you need to do to come to terms with your partner leaving you in the wake of your court proceedings.
Understand How Your Actions Hurt Them
One of the most important ways to cope with the loss of your significant other is self-examination. Your actions hurt them deeply, whether it was emotionally, physically, or both. Your partner saw the opportunity to escape an abusive situation, and they took it. It can be hard for you to assign the blame to yourself, but you need to accept it if you want to move on from this. Blaming your significant other for your problems is most likely why you have come to this point in the first place, so it is time to let go and realize where the true blame lies.
Work on Becoming a Better Person
Completing a domestic violence course cannot bring your significant other back into your life. They may decide to return, but often it is better to sever ties completely to avoid falling into the same cycle of abuse that led you to this point in your life. What you need to do now is focus on yourself. Look at the situation and think to yourself: how can I become a better person? Do everything you can to absorb the lessons in your course and use your new knowledge to shape your new life.
Turn Over a New Leaf

Putting all of your effort into your domestic violence course can lead to a new lease on life. You may find it easier to maintain relationships in the future, and you may even be able to have healthy romantic relationships. If you can truly let go of your partner and put your heart and soul into unlearning bad habits, you can move on to a better, happier, healthier life. 

Friday, November 3, 2017

What You Will Learn in a Court Ordered Parenting Course

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Custody battles are never fun, but now, on top of your impending divorce, the judge has ordered you and your spouse to go through court ordered parenting courses. You can choose to see this as an annoyance, but both you and your children can greatly benefit from taking a court-approved parenting course through AIC. American Integrity Courses. Visitation and custody rights may be limited if you do not complete the required coursework, so it is very important that you get the most out of the course. You will learn important parenting skills, including:
Discipline without Anger
Developing age-appropriate discipline does not come easily to every parent. More difficult still is learning to keep anger out of discipline. Anger-driven punishment does not help your children develop, and can lead to a strained and difficult relationship between you and your children. A parenting course can help you develop the skills necessary to discipline your children in healthy ways.
How to Recognize Your Strengths
These courses are not just about correcting unhealthy parenting methods – they are also about recognizing the things you do well as a parent. Learning to recognize your strengths will help you parent more confidently. Your children will recognize your confidence, and in turn, will respond better to you as a parent.
Co-Parenting

Co-parenting is the most important thing to do for your children after a divorce. Your kids need to have both parents present in their lives. Working with your ex-spouse to parent can be difficult if things did not end amicably, but it is a skill you must learn. Keeping lines of communication open between you and your ex is important for raising healthy children.

Wednesday, September 20, 2017

Tips for Coping with Stress at Work, Pt. 2

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In our last post, we discussed three ways to cope with stress at work without blowing a gasket. If you are taking anger management courses, or have been ordered by a judge to take them, it’s important that you learn some coping mechanisms to keep your anger at bay. One of the most important ways you can keep anger in check is to carefully manage stress. You can’t avoid it, but these tips can help you prevent it from building up and causing you mental and physical harm.
Make Time for Yourself
If you’re feeling burnt out, it’s because you aren’t taking enough time for yourself. You are pouring all of your energy into work and it is draining your nerves and reducing your ability to restrain your anger. When you are home, avoid looking at work emails. Don’t think about work, don’t talk about work, just enjoy your time at home. It is 100% okay to veg out a little if work is getting you too worked up. If it helps, turn off your smartphone and get involved in other activities like reading or watching your favorite movies.
Learn Relaxation Techniques
Learning how to meditate and perform breathing exercises when stressed can do wonders for your anger management issues. Whenever you feel stressed, take a deep breath and observe the situation as if from an outside perspective. Take a walk, or focusing on enjoying your meal rather than working straight through lunch. Learning how to relax while you are at work is a very important skill.
Speak with Your Supervisor
If you feel that you are having an especially difficult time managing stress at the office –speak to your supervisor. Your boss has an obligation to keep their employees productive, which means keeping them healthy. This is not to complain about the job; your supervisor can help you devise a plan for managing stress at the work place.

When you need online anger management courses, trust AIC. American Integrity Courses. Enroll today at AmericanIntegrityCourses.com.

Wednesday, September 6, 2017

Tips for Coping with Stress at Work, Pt. 1

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Work-related stress is practically unavoidable these days. Unfortunately, long-term stress can have severe impact on your physical and emotional health. If you struggle with anger management issues, it can be even more difficult for you. If you are currently taking online anger management courses through AIC. American Integrity Courses, or you have been recently ordered by a judge to take these course, these tips on dealing with workplace stress can be a great supplement.
Keep Track
Journaling can be a great stress-reliever by itself, but keeping track of the things that stress you out is important. Carefully observe which specific things are causing stress and anger responses and write them down. Go back to them later when you are feeling calm and try to determine how you can best deal with each stressor. Be as detailed as possible with your notes – where were you, who was involved, what was going on, and how did you react? This will help you identify patterns.
Develop Healthier Stress Responses
Once you know what is stressing you out, come up with healthier ways to deal with that stress. Exercise can be a great way to relieve stress. When you feel the anger coming on, take a quick walk around the office. Keeping a stress ball or other type of object that you can fidget with while you work can also help. One of the most important ways to keep stress down is to establish healthy sleep patterns.
Create Clear Boundaries
When work stress follows you home, it can create long-term mental and physical health problems. In today’s world, we are more connected than ever – which can make it difficult to separate work life and home life. It’s important to create clear boundaries between work and home. Use your vacation days, don’t check work email from home, and try to find hobbies that take your mind off of work when you’re not on the clock. This separation will help you recharge and perhaps you will go into work each day feeling a bit more optimistic.

In our next post, we’ll talk about three more healthy ways that you can cope with stress at the office.

Wednesday, August 16, 2017

Affordable and Effective Court Ordered Courses

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If you’ve been told by a judge to take court ordered courses, there is easy effective help for you. AIC. American Integrity Courses, LLC, is an online program that offers you the courses you need at an affordable cost. Many judges nowadays order individuals to complete certified court classes, which are designed to be helpful and rehabilitative rather than a less helpful kind of punishment.
Some of the court-ordered courses offered by AIC. American Integrity Courses, LLC. include Anger Management, Drug & Alcohol Awareness, Impulse Control: Adults, and Minor in Possession. Corporate classes are also offered along with adult health and wellness self-improvement education. Courses are available in both Spanish and English. It provides participants all of the documents they need to satisfy the judge’s orders. For example, participants get proof of enrollment, a personalized certificate of completion, and a letter to the judge, all for one low cost.
Take the class you need from the comfort of your own home if you want to. Our available programs include court ordered courses, corporate courses, and juvenile and adult health and wellness self-improvement education. Our main goal is to help you improve your health and well-being and get out of the court system so you can live a productive and healthy life. Our courses motivate change by practicing self-awareness and self-control, which can help you gain self-empowerment.

Visit AmericanIntegrityCourses.com for information on courses, costs, and guarantees. Check out the many testimonials which often mention the affordability of these courses compared to those offered by the competition. Courses start as low as $15!

Wednesday, August 2, 2017

Thinking Your Way into Good Actions

Court Ordered Education Programs
Acting impulsively is often the reason for misjudging a situation or putting yourself into harm’s way. Something—legal or illegal—may seem like a good idea at the time. But when you learn to ask yourself, “What will the consequences of my action be?” you may change the behavior that has been less than beneficial for you in the past.

One of our most essential court ordered education programs is “Decision Making for Adults: Thinking for a Change.” It’s both empowering and challenging to learn to think about what’s best for you. You take on a new image of yourself and enjoy knowing you are doing what’s best for you in the long run. You won’t be so easily influenced by what others think you should do.
The goals of this course are to help you make decisions that have a favorable impact on your life and the life of your loved ones. It’s also about how you can move your life forward in a direction you never thought possible. Make the future you want for yourself.

Check out this course on the AIC. American Integrity Courses, LLC website. The cost of the course includes all the documents you need if you were ordered by a judge to take the course. Contact us today and start on your path toward independence and productivity. 

Wednesday, July 26, 2017

Tips for Defusing a Fight with Your Significant Other

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No one wants to fight with their significant other, but a fight can still happen. Sometimes, in the heat of the moment, we let things get out of hand, and something trivial escalates into a huge shouting match. The best thing to do in these situations is defuse the fight before it gets out of control and you start saying things you will regret later. Here are some tips you can use to defuse a fight with your partner:
Deep Breaths
When you feel yourself getting heated, and your heart accelerated, stop and take a few deep breaths. This will calm you down so that you can continue the discussion more calmly.
Empathy
Put yourself in your partner’s shoes. Consider how they feel about the situation. This can help you see the argument from a different perspective, and open your mind to compromise.
Hug It Out
Physical contact can help you remember the affection you feel for one another so that you can calmly and rationally discuss the issue without hurting the other person.
Listen, Repeat
Listen carefully to the other person’s side of the argument, and then repeat it back to them in your own words. This lets them know that you are listening to them. Sometimes arguments get heated because neither one of you feels like the other one is paying attention to what they actually have to say. This can also help both of you find the clarity in the situation.
Make a Pros and Cons List
Sit down with your significant other and make a pros and cons chart of both sides of the argument. Then, try to work out a solution that meets both of your needs.

Have you been ordered by a judge to take online anger management courses? Enroll today at AmericanIntegrityCourses.com.

Wednesday, July 19, 2017

Better Safe Than Sorry – Tips for a Night Out

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A night out with friends can be a great experience, but if you aren’t careful things can go south very quickly – especially if there is drinking involved. Drinking in moderation is fine, but even a small amount of alcohol can impair your judgment and motor skills. That’s why it’s important to have a plan in place before you go out. Here are a few safety tips that are essential for staying safe during a night out.
Designate a Driver
You should always designate one person to stay sober and help the rest of the group get home safely. Even if you plan on using a cab, Uber, or public transportation, you should always have one sober person to help shepherd everyone to where they need to go. This person should also help you and your friends avoid dangerous situations.
Watch Your Drink
Never let your drink out of your sight. If you need to use the bathroom, give it to your designated driver to watch. Someone could slip something into your drink without you knowing, which can lead to a very dangerous situation.
Have an Exit Strategy
It’s important to have the number of the nearest taxi company saved in your phone. If you don’t want to take a cab, have the app for either Uber or Lyft installed on your phone. This way, you can always get a ride. It’s very important that you never attempt to drive when you have been out drinking.
Limit Your Drinking
It takes an adult about one hour to process one standard size drink. Consuming one single drink per hour and drinking plenty of water in between will ensure that you do not go overboard. This doesn’t ensure that you’ll be able to drive, but it should prevent a blackout and a nasty hangover.

Have you been ordered by a judge to enroll in a DWI education program online? Visit AmericanIntegrityCourses.com today and enroll in our certified court courses.

Wednesday, July 12, 2017

What to Do When Your Partner is Ordered to Take Anger Management Courses, Pt. 2

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In our last post, we covered some general tips that you can use to help your partner as they complete their court ordered anger management courses. In this post, we’ll go over some more ways that you can help them become a better person through their courses.
Reflect
Reflecting on your own behavior does not mean blaming yourself for your partner’s anger. It is an important tool when it comes to helping your partner manage your anger. Think about whether or not you do anything to escalate arguments, or if you try to resolve them. This could be a chance for both of you to improve your role in the relationship and come out of this experience stronger.
Pick Your Battles
Exercise restraint when it comes to your differences. Every single couple has a million things that they can fight about, but it’s important to figure out what is worth the time and energy, and what you can let go. Your partner will be learning this in their courses as well.
Bide Your Time
When your partner is angry, they are not thinking straight. If you have an issue that needs to be addressed, try to bring it up when your partner is calm and has the ability to discuss the problem rationally. This will help them learn to communicate without anger.
Be a Cheerleader
Let them know that you appreciate their efforts to get better. If they are doing well in their courses, tell them you are proud of them. If they hear encouragement from the person they love, they will make an even stronger effort to manage their anger and excel in their court ordered classes.

Your partner is not in this alone. With your help, they can complete their anger management courses, become a better person, and be better able to build their future with you.

What to Do When Your Partner is Ordered to Take Anger Management Courses, Pt. 1

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When your partner has anger management issues, it can affect your relationship in a million different ways. You may feel like you have to walk on eggshells around them to prevent provoking their anger. There are times when you may even feel that their angry outbursts are your fault, even if they were triggered by another stressor in their lives.
Anger problems within a relationship can cause serious strain. It may even end up ruining the relationship. If your partner is ordered by a judge to take anger management courses, it may be the one thing you needed to save the relationship.  But you may be wondering, “How can I support them while they take online anger management courses?”
Stay Calm
When your partner becomes angry, the most important thing for you to do is remain calm. Answering their anger with more anger will only exacerbate the situation. As your partner goes through their classes, they will be learning ways to manage their anger. If you remain calm, the anger will subside much more quickly. If you unknowingly create additional turbulence at home, it could throw them off-track.
Practice Constructive Communication
Sometimes your partner may react angrily if they think you aren’t listening to them, or appreciating them. That’s where effective communication comes in. Listen carefully to what they are saying, and then respond in a way that shows you listened and understood. Sometimes simply validating their emotions is enough to calm them down. Try to understand what they need and communicate it back to them so that they know you heard. This encourages them to tell you how they feel in a calmer manner the next time there is an issue.

These are just a few tips you can use to help your partner as they go through court ordered anger management courses. 

Tuesday, May 30, 2017

Juvenile Anger Management Classes can Help You Be a Better Adult

As young person who has been ordered by a judge to take anger management classes, you probably feel like the whole world is against you. It can be very hard to understand how any of this is for your benefit – but it is. In order to truly understand what these classes will do for you, you have to start thinking about the future. Here is what will happen when you take advantage of the opportunity to take court ordered anger management classes:

Learn to Manage Stress
You’re probably lashing out because you are under too much stress and you’re not sure how to cope with it. These classes will help you learn to utilize better outlets for your anger that will help you manage your stress in a healthy way. You will feel more relaxed, and happier than you have been.

Learn to Control Your Emotions
When you deal with anger management issues, it can feel like you are totally out of control. When you learn to manage your emotions through anger management classes, you can take charge of the situation, analyze your feelings, and work through them.

Take Control of Your Future

Learning these valuable skills now will make you a more successful adult. The discipline necessary to keep your anger under control will carry over into all other areas of your life. Not only will you feel better, but you will also be able to accomplish your goals for the future. 

Why Taking a Divorce and Co-Parenting Course Online is Good for Your Children

When going through a contentious divorce, the last thing you want is to have to spend even more time with your ex-spouse. If the judge ordered you to take a divorce and co-parenting course, you may feel like it’s meant as a punishment – but it isn’t. It may be stressful at times, and you may not want to do it, but in the end it will benefit your children. After all, your kids matter the most to you, so you want to do everything to can to provide them with a good future. Court ordered divorce and co-parenting courses have many benefits for your kids, including:

Modeling Healthy Relationships
Now you may be thinking, ‘How is my divorce modeling healthy relationships for my kids?’ While it is true that your relationship failed, learning to co-parent will show your kids that breaking up doesn’t mean that you can’t interact civilly. You may not have a romantic relationship anymore, but if you have young children you need to form a co-parenting partnership that your kids can look up to. It’s important that you learn to control your feelings towards one another so that your kids do not see the strain in the relationship.

If you can learn to successfully co-parent, you may also avoid psychological damage. Kids who are products of messy divorces often think that they are at fault for the failure of your relationship. Successful co-parenting shows them that you can work together to make sure that they are taken care of, which is very reassuring to a child.

Showing them How to Mediate Arguments
Depending on their age, they may know that you and your spouse are not on good terms. By learning to co-parent successfully, you can show your kids that it is possible to work with people you may not like. Those lessons will benefit them later in life at school and work.

Divorce and Co-Parenting Courses from AIC. American Integrity Courses

AIC. American Integrity Courses is your source for court ordered classes online. When a judge orders you and your spouse to enroll in a co-parenting class, you can take your course online at AmericanIntegrityCourses.com. 

Tuesday, April 11, 2017

The Benefits of Taking a Drug and Alcohol Awareness Course Online

For certain drug and alcohol offenses, a judge will offer the choice to take a drug and alcohol awareness course to avoid jail time or get charges dropped – depending on the unique details of the case. If you have been ordered to take one of these courses, you should consider yourself lucky. You not only have the opportunity to better your life and move on from whatever led you to this situation in the first place, but you also avoid a serious charge and jail time. For a lot of people, taking time off of work in order to take these classes is not possible. While it is even less convenient to be prosecuted and go to jail, you do have options that allow you to continue living your life while taking the required course hours. Online drug and alcohol awareness courses through AIC. American Integrity Courses can be incredibly beneficial to you.
Minimal Disruption of Your Normal Life
Taking courses online is much more convenient than attending them in person because you can go to work and take the courses whenever you have time in the day. The court may issue a deadline for completing the course, but when you take it online you can work outside of typical business hours if you need to.
Affordable Price
Online drug and alcohol awareness courses are extremely affordable. We start with a minimum of 4 hour courses priced at only $22! The maximum amount of hours we provide is 52 – and that is less than $100 to complete!
Instant Proof of Completion
When you complete your course, you will be emailed a certificate of completion INSTANTLY! This makes it simple to print off the certificate and bring it to the proper court officials in a timely manner, OR SIMPLY FORWARD THE EMAIL TO YOUR COURT OFFICIAL!  
Improved Health and Well-Being

As is true with any court ordered class, the goal is to improve your health and well-being. With a positive attitude, you can take charge of your life and work towards a better and brighter future. Contact us today to learn more about the courses we offer. 

3 Reasons Why a Court Order to Take Domestic Violence Classes is Actually a Good Thing

When you’re ordered by a judge to take classes following a domestic violence charge, you may think that your life as you know it is over. It can be especially frustrating if your spouse or significant other is leaving you because of this, but you have to remember that these classes are your key to a better future. This is the beginning, not the end.
Your Life Won’t End
Thanks to the court ordered domestic violence classes available online through AIC. American Integrity Courses, you can continue to live your life while you are taking your required courses. Sometimes, taking time off of work to enroll in a class is simply not an option. With an online course, you don’t have to risk your job to get the help that you need.
You Can Find Classes Affordably
One thing you may be worried about upon hearing the judgement is the cost of these classes. Not everyone has the money to drop on expensive course work, and court ordered classes are not paid for by the state.
With online courses through AIC. American Integrity Courses, you don’t have to worry about going broke in order to get help. 52 hours of coursework will wind up costing you less than $100.
Your Future is Brighter

Yes, your spouse or partner might decide to leave – but that isn’t the end. If you can recognize why, and learn to cope with your anger and frustration, you can find love again. If there is a custody dispute regarding your children, you may still be able to be a part of their lives with the help of these courses and a change in attitude. Getting a court order to take a domestic violence course can be a serious wakeup call – which can be exactly what you need to begin a better life. 

Thursday, March 16, 2017

Take Charge of Your Life with Court Ordered Anger Management Classes Online

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No one thinks they need anger management classes, but they can have a major positive impact on your life, should you choose to accept help. Once you realize that other people are not the problem, you can begin to work towards a better life.
Avoid Jail Time
Often times, a judge will require you to complete anger management courses instead of sentencing you to jail time. You should see this as an amazing opportunity to turn your life around. Taking court ordered anger management classes online is much better than spending time in jail. In addition, by taking these courses you can improve the quality of your life exponentially.
Repair Relationships
Anger has the power to destroy your relationships. If you have lost friendships, romantic relationships, or family relationships due to your anger problems, you can benefit from an anger management course. Don’t you want to repair your relationships with your loved ones? By taking control of your anger issues, you can reconnect with the people you love most and work towards a better relationship.
Enjoy a More Relaxing Life
Being angry takes more energy than you think. Wouldn’t you rather spend that energy doing something that is actually enjoyable? When you complete your anger management course, you will discover just how much of your life is lost to anger.

When you’re ready to take charge of your life, or if you have been ordered by a judge to complete anger management courses, you can find affordable online classes through AIC. American Integrity Courses. Contact us today for more information. 

Thursday, March 9, 2017

Welcome to the AIC. American Integrity Courses Blog

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When you need to take certified court classes for your case, AIC. American Integrity Courses has you covered. We offer our courses in both English and Spanish so that our courses are accessible to more people.
Wide Range of Professional Courses
Has the court ordered you to take an educational course? You can easily find the courses you are required to take with over 30 courses available, each between 4-52 hours, available in both English and Spanish. Some of our most popular courses include anger management, decision making, and anti-theft. We also have courses for DWI/DUI, domestic violence, and drug awareness. Our courses are available for both juveniles and adults as well. If you have been ordered by a judge to complete a course, you can find that course online through AIC. American Integrity Courses.
Nationwide Guarantee
Our courses are 99.9% guaranteed to be court approved no matter where you live in the United States. However, if your course is not accepted, we will refund your money upon receiving proof of rejection. This is an extremely rare occurrence because our courses are designed specifically for court.
Instant Certificates
Once you complete your course, you will instantly receive your certificate of completion via the email you provided at registration. This means that you can submit your Certificate of Completion to court officials quickly and easily, instead of waiting for your certificate to come in the mail.
Affordability

The best part about the courses available through AIC. American Integrity Courses are the prices! Our courses are affordable and there are no hidden fees or hassles to deal with. So contact us today and take charge of your life!