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  • Stop Methadone Ignorance

    Admin 05/22/2021

    STOP METHADONE IGNORANCE It is not uncommon for individuals with a long history of illicit opiate use to remain in methadone treatment as a long term patient. Many often say that without methadone treatment they would probably be dead. Other forms of treatment were not effective and they had come to believe that they would…

  • Ways to Help NAMA Recovery

    Admin 05/16/2023

    How can I help NAMA-R? Here’s how. Join NAMA-R Sounds simple really especially when patients, family, professionals, policy makers, state methadone authorities, students and so on depend on NAMA for information and help. But for some reason many think that others will do it or they forget. NAMA depends on membership dues to pay for…

  • Answer two

    Admin 07/20/2022

    FALSE! These are three of the many myths of methadone. Few drugs have been studied as extensively in humans as methadone. Hundreds of thousands of people have been maintained on methadone, many since the treatment was developed over thirty years ago. Methadone and methadone therapy are so tremendously misunderstood (for many reasons) that any study…

  • TEXNAMA

    Admin 08/25/2021

    Texas Alliance of Methadone Advocates We are dedicated to educating all methadone patients, counselors, familes, employers about the benefits of methadone. We are volunteers made up of patients, ex-patients, family members, employers, counselors, providers, doctors and you. We want to end the stigma associated with being on Methadone Maintence Treatment (MMT) by educating both patients…

  • Category: Lane Holden Award

    Admin 07/18/2022

    Nominations Open for the 2022 Richard Lane/Robert Holden Advocacy Award! May 1, 2022 Richard Lane was a long-term heroin user who, upon release from prison in 1967, was instrumental in establishing one of the Nation’s first opioid treatment programs. In 1974, he became the Executive Director of Man Alive and later served as Vice President…

  • The Mayor’s Turn Around

    Admin 12/25/2022

    TURNAROUND RUDY PUTS $5M IN METHADONE CLINICS By SUSAN RUBINOWITZ New York Post October 6, 1999 Mayor Giuliani has backed off further from his vow to end methadone treatment for heroin addicts – funding a $5 million expansion of the city’s clinics. The money is going to methadone centers at all 11 public hospitals to…