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Links Favorite Links National Alliance of Methadone Advocates Rokki’s Methadone List Bitch and Gripe Methadone Espanol Bulletin Board TexNAMA New Zealand Methadone Advocates Pagina del Gruppo SIMS (NAMA Materials in Italian) Brugerforeningen (NAMA Materials in Danish) Addiction Treatment Forum The Ibogaine Dossier American Society of Addiction Medicine Center for Substance Abuse Treatment CSAT Treatment Facility…
Methadone Advocacy The National Alliance of Methadone Advocates (NAMA) holds the view that every individual who believes in methadone treatment is at least a potential Certified Methadone Advocate (CMA). We encourage all supporters of methadone treatment, patient and non-patient, to become Certified Methadone Advocates so that all energies directed toward the advancement of methadone treatment…
Stan Novick Stigma (STIG-ma): noun {From the Latin for “mark” or “brand”} a scar left by a hot iron a mark of shame or discredit an identifying mark or characteristic, i.e.: a specific diagnostic sign of a disease Everyone touched positively by methadone maintenance treatment is familiar with stigmatization. Patients, family members, friends, staff- we…
Changes in Methadone Treatment Practices: Results From a National Panel Study, 1988-2000 by Thomas D’Aunno, PhD; Harold A. Pollack, PhD Journal of the American Medical Association Vol. 288, No. 7 August 21, 2002 Context Results from several studies conducted in the early 1990s showed that the majority of US methadone maintenance programs did not use…
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…
Methadone Treatment in New York by Michael Grenga and H. Spencer Nelson Michael Grenga and H. Spencer Nelson are members of NAMA and patients from programs in upstate New York. When the first methadone programs were set up in this country, one of the biggest factors in allowing these programs to exist, was the rationale…