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Supporting people to change their relationship with alcohol or other drugs — whether that means reducing, managing, or stopping — without shame, pressure, or judgment.
Developed by psychologist Jay Beckley, The Wagon is an online self-paced program grounded in evidence-based frameworks.
Complete the ten video-based modules at your own pace, in the privacy of your own space.
The Wagon is for anyone who’s feeling stuck, curious about change, or wanting to stay on track after making changes to their substance use.
Whether you’re starting to think about change, or have been working on it for some time, The Wagon provides structure, support, and practical tools to help you stay on course — without shame or pressure.
Still unsure? Take this short, confidential self-check to reflect on your current relationship with substances and see if The Wagon is right for you.
Is The Wagon Right For You?
Take a Look Inside The Wagon
Hear psychologist Jay Beckley explain how the program works, and what you'll learn inside so you can make an informed choice.
The Wagon Program Fee
$699 AUD
The Wagon is an online education program that includes video modules, and supporting materials.
The Wagon is developed and facilitated by a psychologist, Jay Beckley, using evidence-based approaches to support learning and reflection.
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The Wagon
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Jay Beckley MEdPsych(Hons)
Registered Psychologist
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Meet Jay Beckley
The Psychologist Behind The Wagon
Jay Beckley is a registered psychologist who has worked in alcohol and other drug services across a range of settings in New Zealand and Australia since 2010.
He created The Wagon with one clear goal: to make it easier for people to access genuine evidence-based support anytime, anywhere without fear of shame or stigma.
Jay's approach is grounded in a deep understanding of peoples stories, offering compassionate support balanced with realism and and clarity. His practice has been shaped by years of experience by helping people from all walks of life navigate meaningful change.
Learn more about Jay at Applied Psychology.