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Advocates for Recovery through Medicine (ARM-ME) is a national organization of volunteer advocates who fight for the fair treatment of patients who utilize Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) in their recovery from opiate addiction. The most common forms of MAT are the medications methadone and buprenorphine (Subutex and Suboxone). Being a person with opiate addiction isn’t easy, and being a MAT patient is even harder!  The myths and prejudice that surround this form of treatment affect patients at their jobs, probation and law enforcement officers, judges, health-care providers,  landlords and even with their own family and friends


Our advocates are here to help! 

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ATTENTION!!!!
Maine PATIENTS struggling due to the Turning Tide closure!

Please HELP ARM-ME fight for you! 
If you were a Turning Tide patient who's recovery is now at risk due to it's closure:

 PLEASE go HERE to learn how you can help by telling your story! 

If you are a patient at another clinic, help us by telling how this closure has effected YOUR life as well!

This closure effects all methadone patients in Maine!
 It makes us feel vulnerable, clogs clinic lines, increases costs for everyone and adds to the already insurmountable stigma we face each day!

This closure isn't your fault, but we know your suffering because of it!