John Kelly, Ph.D.
Program Director
Dr. John F. Kelly is the Program Director of the Addiction Recovery Management Service (ARMS) and Associate Director of the Center for Addiction Medicine at the Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH). Dr. Kelly also serves as an Assistant Professor in Psychiatry at Harvard Medical School and as a licensed clinical psychologist specializing in the treatment of addiction and dual-diagnosis. Dr. Kelly is a leader in the field of program evaluation and treatment research on addiction with more than 40 scientific articles, reviews, and book chapters in the field of addiction. His work has been featured nationally and internationally. He is the recipient of grant awards from the National Institute of Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA) and the Hazelden Foundation, and serves as a consultant to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) Center for Substance Abuse Treatment (CSAT). Dr. Kelly also serves as a scientific reviewer for the National Institutes of Health and on the Board of Directors for the American Psychological Association Division on Addictions. He completed his doctoral training in clinical psychology at the University of California, San Diego/San Diego State University, and completed his pre-doctoral internship and a postdoctoral fellowship in addiction studies at the Brown University Medical School, Center for Alcohol and Addiction Studies.

Martha T. Kane, Ph.D.
Clinical Director; Director of Addictions Services at the West End Clinic
Dr. Kane is the Clinical Director of the Addiction Recovery Management Service (ARMS) and the Director of Addictions Services at the West End Clinic. Dr. Kane received her undergraduate degree in Special Education and her Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from Temple University with an emphasis on child/adolescent treatment. Dr. Kane completed a fellowship in Addiction Psychiatry at Massachusetts General Hospital. In addition to maintaining an active patient caseload, Dr. Kane directs the standard adult outpatient program and the intensive outpatient program, and provides training to residents and fellows in both medicine and psychiatry, as well as numerous community groups. Dr. Kane actively participates in research and recently completed a project evaluating strategies for motivating treatment acceptance in pregnant, alcohol abusing women.

Jasen Boyle, LCSW
Social Worker/Recovery Coach
Jasen Boyle is a Social Worker and Recovery Coach for the ARMS program. Jasen graduated from Clark University with dual B.A. degrees in Psychology and Communication. Jasen worked for a Carnegie Research Grant for several years researching best practices in education and psychology with inner-city at-risk adolescents. In addition to his work with inner-city youth, Jasen was a collegiate-level fencing coach. Jasen graduated from Simmons College's School of Social Work, where his internships included year long tenures at an adolescent residential treatment program in Lexington, MA and at Somerville Mental Health Center's Mystic Counseling Center. Jasen has also worked at an adult residential program in Boston, Massachusetts serving severely mentally ill adults.

Erin Macey, LICSW
Social Worker/Recovery Coach
Erin Macey is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Recovery Coach in the ARMS program. She received her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Boston College and a Master of Social Work from Boston University. Erin received her Certificate in Alcoholism and Chemical Dependency Treatment Services from UMass Boston in December 2007. Erin has an extensive background in providing home-based services to youth and families using a model which builds on existing strengths and community supports so that families can better manage the problems they are facing. Erin has an interest in working with adolescents and has provided services in a variety of settings, including an outpatient clinic and school, as well as outreach in the home and community. Over the past several years, Erin has been involved in facilitating groups for adolescents referred for substance abuse issues and has worked on developing a new curriculum for a community-based psychoeducational groups.

Lucille Mograss, LSW
Clinical Coordinator
Lucille Mograss is a graduate of Clark University; receiving a BA in sociology with a certificate in Human Services. Lucille has more than sixteen years in the field, and worked with adolescents in group homes and alternative to detention facilities in Massachusetts and Connecticut. Lucille worked for six years as a Protective Service Worker in the Metro West area prior to joining the Mass General Hospital in the Department of Psychiatry's Addiction Clinic.