Treatment, Support
& Information
Apps & Podcasts
Books & Media
The Massachusetts General Hospital ARMS Program offers treatment and support for young adults and their families.
App: Headspace, an evidence-based meditation app which teaches meditation to improve your life in a variety of areas.
Lecture: Jasen speaks to parents on Prevention of Substance Use in Teens as part of the Belmont, MA BASEC program 12/2017
The BSAS Helpline treatment finder offers a searchable database of services across several levels of care, all located in Massachusetts.
Podcast: HOME Podcast with Laura McKowen and Holly Whitaker takes up the big questions of life through the lens of addiction recovery.
Interview: Jasen speaks to NBRFM.COM's Sal Giangrasso about his work with individuals and families struggling with substance use disorders. 01/2019
Alcoholics Anonymous is a free mutual support network empirically proven to aid in an individual's recovery efforts.
App: VSee, a HIPAA compliant video conferencing software, is the program I use for telemedicine. It allows for conferencing with multiple clients, chat, and direct upload of materials clients can access during sessions. Connect with me on VSee for clicking the icon above.
Book: Get Your Loved One Sober by Dr. Robert Meyers. The consumer guide to CRAFT, as written by the creater of the CRAFT model and Jasen's Instructor on using CRAFT in a clinical setting.
Peer Support: Learn to Cope is a non-profit support network that offers education, resources, peer support and hope for parents and family members coping with a loved one addicted to opiates or other drugs.
The Recovery Research Institute is a leading nonprofit research institute of Massachusetts General Hospital, an affiliate of Harvard Medical School, dedicated to the advancement of addiction treatment & recovery.
Podcast: That Sober Guy is a podcast on recovery that includes interviews with celebrities and professionals in the substance use disorder treatment field
Movie: The Anonymous People
Informative and full of hope, this feature documentary film discusses the 23.5 million Americans living in long-term recovery from addiction to alcohol and other drugs.
A list of Jasen's past speaking engagements can be found by here.
