Jimmy Kane gets people out of crisis and into real treatment: interventions, treatment placement, court advocacy, Section 35 and Section 12. He answers his own phone.
Not ready to talk? Have Jimmy call you, or read what to do tonight.
If someone isn’t breathing right now, stop reading and call 911. Massachusetts’ Good Samaritan law protects you, and them, from drug possession charges when you call for help.
Jimmy will tell you what to do. That’s the whole job.
“This kid is dead.”
A man was overdosing on the bathroom floor, and that’s what Jimmy said when he asked the store for Narcan. Jimmy did CPR and grabbed Narcan from his own car.
“It’s a miracle he’s alive.”
A year later the man was sober and working full time. His message to anybody still struggling: never give up.
That’s who picks up when you call. Read the Boston 25 story
Maybe you’re the one this is about. Maybe somebody sent you this link and you’re mad about it.
That’s fine. Nobody here is going to lecture you.
Jimmy has spent years in courtrooms and treatment centers standing up for people exactly where you are right now, and he treats every one of them with respect. Not like a case. Like a person who’s getting their life back.
You don’t have to be ready. You don’t have to have it figured out. You don’t even have to believe it’ll work.
You just have to make one call.
YOUKANEDO ITNot a switchboard, not a referral line that sells your number. Tell him what’s going on, as messy as it is.
Not one-size-fits-all. Treatment, court, family, coaching, whatever this actually needs.
The calls with the lawyers, the facility, the court. Families say the same thing about Jimmy: he was there when nobody else picked up.
He saved our daughter’s life when we were completely out of options. When my daughter went missing while deep in the throes of a severe crisis, our family was living in an absolute nightmare… He understood the complex legal and medical urgency of the situation and acted with incredible speed and compassion. As her mother I was emotionally out of control. Jimmy would OFTEN call me. With his sincere tone and positive reassurance he settled me… I feel as though he is a new family member and I will be FOREVER GRATEFUL.
When lawyers would not answer, or return phone calls or emails, Jimmy was there. He responded immediately & gave our family & loved-one help and hope. This resulted in our loved-one being released in a matter of 3 days.
I reached out in a time of desperation not knowing what to expect. He is one of the most compassionate understanding people I have ever met. Jimmy helped me get a reversal of a section 35 and get my loved one into a true recovery program.
I had found myself in the throes of addiction again and in some legal trouble. Jimmy was there to answer all my calls and work through it with me. He went right to my court date and spoke on my behalf, had an IOP and sober living facility set up for me. I would not have been released that day without Jimmy in my corner… I took that opportunity and I ran with it and am still sober to this day. Recovery is possible and Jimmy has showed me that.
Jimmy has made himself available at all times. He has worked tirelessly to craft a strategy that may very well save our family member from prison… For Jimmy this is personal. He is a rare human being and we love him.
Nobody does what he does, with the passion he has for saving families… From initial treatment, to aftercare and everything in between he took care of everything, every step of the way. If you or a loved one are seeking help, there is nobody better to call.
Jimmy Kane does the most important thing for someone going through Section 12: HE SHOWS UP. He shows and fights for his clients until the proper care and justice under the law is done.
He was super quick to respond to my call. He worked endlessly and with such determination to help my family member. We are eternally grateful for his services.
Tonight, tomorrow, whenever you’re ready. Tell him what’s happening and he’ll tell you, honestly, what he’d do next.