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The National Alliance for Medication Assisted Recovery (NAMA-R) is an organization of medication assisted treatment (MAT) patients, healthcare professionals, friends, and associates working together for greater public understanding and acceptance of MAT. Promotingquality MAT as the most effective modality for the treatment of opiate dependence. NAMA-R’s Goals To eliminate discrimination toward MAT patients To create…

Birmingham News (Alabama), October 15, 2004 Friday. Shelby County’s first proposed methadone clinic won’t be allowed to open after a judge ruled that nearby residents were misled about the owners’ intentions. Shelby County Circuit Judge Dan Reeves granted a permanent injunction Thursday against the Shelby County Treatment Center on U.S. 31 in Saginaw. Reeves’ order…

The National Alliance of Methadone Advocates had never given an award or recognized anyone prior to 2003. This was because NAMA had decided that until methadone treatment was delivered with dignity and respect that those providing the treatment should not be given any acknowledgement. The few professionals who supported NAMA were asked to sit on…

Training Schedule Certified MAT Advocate Training at the AATOD 2021 Conference . When: Saturday, April 10, 2021 Starts: 9 AM Where: The AATOD Conference will be virtual (Webinar) Register and Pay (Note: Regisration and Payment is through the Georgia Board.) Go Here Download Materials Training Materials For information about the conference visit the AATOD Conference…

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National Alliance of Methadone Advocates The Pharmacology of Methadone Ignorance about methadone abounds. Professionals working in the field receive very little or no training at all about the very medication that they will be administering. Rarely is addiction viewed as a disease and under the domain of the medical profession. Even the medical profession does…