She then graduated with High Honors from the University of Connecticut School of Law, and is a member of the Connecticut Bar. Jess graduated summa cum laude from the University of Connecticut with a degree in International Social Justice. She has volunteered in African and Asian nations caring for and supporting displaced, vulnerable, and underserved populations. Jess has spent much of her career with international non-government organizations. In that role, she oversees all recovery programs and manages the guest experience. Jess serves High Watch as Vice President of Programming. Listen to Jason’s podcast at this link about marketing in the addiction recovery industry. View Jason’s webinar at this link for the NCAD 2020 Virtual Conference, titled “Policy, Power and Politics: Advancing Your Agenda with Legislators and Regulators” View Jason’s webinar at this link for the National Association of Addiction Treatment Providers. He is proud of the work that his team does in maintaining close ties with alumni and in sharing High Watch’s expertise with colleagues both locally and around the world. Jason is a frequent presenter at conferences, seminars, and webinars speaking primarily about public affairs, advocacy, and the ethics of marketing. He also oversees High Watch Media projects. In his role, he oversees all external communications including Alumni Relations, Financial Development, Business Development, Continuing Care, Outcomes Research, digital and social media, and public relations. He focuses primarily on spreading the word about High Watch’s 80 year history, its close ties to the Twelve Steps, and the tremendous work the High Watch family does every day. Jason is a strategist with many years of experience in healthcare finance, operations, and advocacy. As world leaders in alcohol and addiction treatment, we have an obligation to share our mission and our programs with colleagues, our alumni, and those seeking recovery.”
“Our storied history demands that we remain stewards of Bill Wilson and the many trailblazers in recovery who have defined High Watch. Vice President of Communications and Chief Marketing Officer To find a Connecticut-based virtual NA meeting, links and information can be found at. If this is your first time joining a zoom meeting, you can follow instructions at this link: Addiction is a disease of isolation, and we must stand strong together to get through this trying time.Īs always, if you need help, please do not hesitate to call us at High Watch, or reach out via email: attend a virtual AA meeting, you can select from one of the three times listed on this page:
If you aren’t comfortable making phone calls, consider using text messaging or private messaging through Facebook or any other various social media platforms. Use of the telephone is becoming of the utmost importance for those of us in recovery. So, despite the pandemic closing down many public spaces, I implore you to please still stay connected. One of the biggest parts of any recovery program is the sense of community and togetherness.
It is important to stay connected despite social isolation, and we must work together to protect our sobriety. This way friends and alumni can still get the recovery they need from the comfort of their own home. The webservants discussed the current situation for website operation during this emergency situation and agreed on the following as our policy regarding temporary meeting closures.High Watch currently provides a remote access online AA meeting every day of the week.
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