Education Series Number 10 June 2004 The New Federal Regulations What Do They Mean for Patients? Methadone treatment in the U.S. is changing before our eyes. Some of this change has been rapid; some of it will take years or decades. Some patients have heard about new federal regulations, including an end to automatic dose…

WELCOME TO “METHADONE SPOKEN HERE” Home This is an on-line discussion forum called Methadone Spoken Here.   The contents frame shows the titles of all articles posted to the discussion. Selecting a title will cause the corresponding article to be loaded into this frame. You may also: Post a new article (starting a new thread) Search…

NAMA is an organization composed of methadone patients and health care professionals that are supporters of quality opiate agonist treatment. We have thousands of members worldwide with a network of international affiliated organizations and chapters in many places in the United States. The primary objective of NAMA is to advocate for the patient in treatment…

NAMA Recovery does not presently have a webmaster. This site is being maintained by: Joycelyn Woods, M.A., C.M.A.:  . Walter Ginter, C.M.A.:  Do you have Programming Skills? NAMA Recovery needs a webmaster. It is volunteer and would require about 10 hours a week Contact Joycelyn Woods or Walter Ginter above. This website is best viewed…

Hurricane Katrina Emergency Page New Orleans and Surrounding Region Impacted by Hurricane Katrina Start Date: September 4, 2005 Announcements For Up to Date News and Announcements About Finding Help Visit the Hurricane Help Forum at We Speak Methadone. Visit We Speak Methadone Hurricane Help Forum    Press Release: National Alliance of Methadone Advocates Date: September…

Award Discussion At Joycelyn Wood’s table waiting for the Banquet to start Gary Nessenbaum, Judith Ostergard and Donna Schoen talk about the conference (l to r) The Nyswander -Dole Award Fondly called “The Marie” after Dr. Nyswander the Dole – Nyswander Award was first presented in 1983 to recognize extraordinary work in the field. Recipients…