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Is The Wagon Right For You?
Developed and presented by psychologist Jay Beckley
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Private and confidential.
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10 video modules + guided reflections and worksheets.
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Mostly 6 videos per module.
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Short, focused videos - mostly 3 - 5 minutes.
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Start any time, go at your own pace.
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Self-directed – no groups, no sharing in front of others.
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Evidence-informed psychoeducation (not therapy).
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24 months’ access to all materials.
The Wagon is for people who are feeling stuck, curious about change, or wanting support to stay on track with changes to their alcohol or other drug use.
You won’t be dealing with an app or AI chatbot – in every module you’ll see and hear directly from Jay, drawing on his experience as an alcohol and other drug clinician.
The program provides structure, support, and practical tools to help you stay on course – without shame or pressure.
By the end you’ll have your own written plan, a clearer map of triggers, and a toolkit of strategies you can keep using.
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.
Take a Look Inside The Wagon
Hear psychologist Jay Beckley explain how the program works and what you'll cover in the modules, so you can decide whether it is the right fit for you.
The Wagon Program Fee
To cover similar psychoeducational material in individual sessions would usually require several appointments, often totalling around $1,200 or more in standard private psychology fees.
The Wagon covers similar core education and skills in a self-paced format that you can complete privately, either as standalone education or alongside your existing supports.
The fee for The Wagon is a one-time payment of $699 AUD.
This includes 24 months’ access to all ten modules, with video lessons, guided exercises and downloadable tools you can keep using after you finish the modules. You can work through the material at your own pace and revisit modules whenever you need to over the two years.
Sample Lesson from
The Wagon
Here is a short excerpt showing the tone and format of The Wagon
Have questions?
Jay Beckley MEdPsych(Hons)
Registered Psychologist
Member AAPI
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.