Jason Roderick is a licensed clinical therapist in Providence, Rhode Island. He has been in private practice since 2012. Along with his practice, Jason serves as the Wellness Coordinator at Providence Country Day School and has been the facilitator of the Brown University EROB Program for the past seven years, supporting Brown students in recovery and those who are interested in recovery. He has also been deeply involved in the Rhode Island recovery community for the past twenty-eight years.

Taryn Wyron (Brown ’09) is a licensed clinical social worker with a background in trauma therapy. She has offered behavioral therapy focused on harm reduction and chronic illness support as researcher at Brown SPH. Currently, she works with Brown undergraduate and graduate students in groups on campus and in private practice. Taryn has facilitated Skills for Harm Reduction since 2021 and Chronic Community, a group to support students with chronic illness, since 2022. Her groups draw on body-based mindfulness skills and center whole-person healing.

Before coming to Brown, Mikaela worked in direct service harm reduction, sex education, SA/DV survivor advocacy, and abortion fund coordination. This direct service experience informs their values of non-judgement, care, and commitment to health justice and liberation. At the Donovan Program, Mikaela supports Dean Garcia in fostering community for students who are in recovery or identify as substance free. They graduated from Montana State University in Bozeman with a double major in Political Science and Environmental Studies.

Pascale is a musician, conductor, and advocate for public health. At the Donovan Program, Pascale maintains the Donovan Program Newsletter, designs materials for outreach, and gets the word out about all of the exciting programs the Donovan Program has to offer.