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FALSE! This may not be as common as the other myths in this test, but it comes from the same kind of thinking (or rather, lack of thinking…). When the person who first told us this one was asked why she thought this was true, she said the same thing we always hear after…
Attention: This presentation contains pictures and takes time to download. Please be patient! Opioid Treatment in the 21st Century: Implementing the Vision St. Louis October 7-10, 2001 Five YEAR PLAN AVAILABLE IN POLICY MAKERS LUNCHEON SECTION Advocacy Events and Patient Participation NAMA at AMTA Conference 2001 Sunday, October 7th Pre-conference Meeting 9 A.M. to…
Important Notice Tell Mayor Guiliani How You Feel About His Callous Remarks On Monday July 20, 1998 during a press conference Mayor Guiliani stated that in 4 years he would close all the methadone programs. We need your help — this is important not only for New York but because other mayors and governors may…
Welcome To NAMA! Member’s Resources INTRODUCTION TO METHADONE www.Methadone.org What is NAMA? Dear Advocates Membership The President’s Office File a Grievance/Compliment Report Volunteer for Methadone Advocacy Join NAMA’s eAlert NAMA’s Privacy Policy Comparison Chart of Illicit Heroin Addiction and Stabilized Methadone Maintenance Methadone 101 How Methadone Works Methadone Test NAMA Chapters and Affiliates NAMA Projects…
National Alliance of Methadone Advocates June 14, 2004 Contact: Joycelyn Sue Woods, M.A., C.M.A., President Phone/Fax (212) 595-NAMA/6262 Walter Ginter, C.M.A., Vice President Phone (203) 233-8266 In a few days the first proposals requesting funds from President Bush’s One Hundred Million Dollar Access to Recovery Program are due in Washington. The purpose of these grants…
