It sure could, you may need a rock to hold it in position, and trim off the side that is leaning, cut down on the water until Oct. Those leaves hold a lot of water and if the trunk is skinny it can't hold up the head. Lightly trim the plant and perhaps trim off the roots at the same time.Just lightly this time of year. Crasulady2

Thanks, I'm also going to add Pumice & Perlite to the soil for added aeration. Thanks again. Puppy3

Puppy,
how often do you turn the Jade?

I turn my Jades (and other plants) once a day, at least.

Some of my Jades get turned every few hours (when I'm home to do it).

I agree with Norma. Prune the foliage lightly.
Stand above the plant, looking down, and see if you can remove any branches
that are leaning out past the rim of the container. Basically, prune the
Jade inward, so that the majority of its foliage is located directly above
the trunk. I'm not suggesting a "pom" style, just a means of strengthening the
trunk for the time being.

If you haven't used Pumice before, be aware that it holds a LOT more moisture
than you might think. I would go heavy on the Perlite.

Josh