NHS and Anger Management?

Does anyone know what the standard NHS reaction to anger management is at the moment?

I've come across Secondary Care and inpatient based professionals who seemed to have no knowledge/reaction to the idea of providing e.g. a course to persons who have problems with anger. (No reaction whatsoever/no knowledge of.) The teams concerned seemed willing to treat for completely different disorders instead of paying attention to the fact the individual had actually lost their temper. - And because of that application of safeguarding has also not been all that informed.

Does anyone have experience of a decent secondary care team who know what they are doing? Is this simply a bad care team or is there a lack of knowledge or recognition where anger issues are concerned?

Has anyone done a decent course, are they available? What sort of things are involved?