Hello-
The Judge Hatchett show, filmed in Manhattan, is dedicating itself to a teen methamphetamine abuse intervention series which will be featured in the form of segments on the show. We would like to speak to parent(s) and adolescents and offer assistance as well as promoting the awareness of the severity of this particular addiction.
646 230 5700
amyc@sonypicturestv.com
Sincerely,
Amy Cholawa
Associate Producer
Sony Pictures Television
Sadly, it isn't only teens and adolescents who go off the deep end with meth usage. My husband of 13 years (this Sunday is our anniversary) is a meth addict. We have 3 beautiful children together and Moma is left to answer the questions. I don't have the answers. I know you're probably thinking "talk to Oprah" but I am just saying it isn't only teens. Good luck with your research. Hope you find the answers you are looking for.
Amy Cholawa,
If you are offering assistance on methamphetamine addictions to addicts, you may want to study what science has learned, that addiction is a severe biochemical brain disease. Physical, not mental. Quitting meth is difficult even for a one year addiction. Science for many years has studied many medications to actually 'stop' addiction, this means not only the cravings, but the 'behavioral fallout' which is the withdrawal symptoms with enviromental cue cravings in recovery. All caused by abnormal dopamine system. One long studied treatment in particular, GVG, is getting very good reviews by NIDA, NYU, BNL, and others. Two GVG clinical trials have been completed outside the U.S., and the FDA has approved trials to be conducted in U.S. WWW.BNL.GOV
If you are offering assistance on methamphetamine addictions to addicts, you may want to study what science has learned, that addiction is a severe biochemical brain disease. Physical, not mental. Quitting meth is difficult even for a one year addiction. Science for many years has studied many medications to actually 'stop' addiction, this means not only the cravings, but the 'behavioral fallout' which is the withdrawal symptoms with enviromental cue cravings in recovery. All caused by abnormal dopamine system. One long studied treatment in particular, GVG, is getting very good reviews by NIDA, NYU, BNL, and others. Two GVG clinical trials have been completed outside the U.S., and the FDA has approved trials to be conducted in U.S. WWW.BNL.GOV
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hi i hope u all find the answers to this very terrible addiction... my goal is to do anything i can to help my son now...if he fails another u.a. test for drugs he will be locked up for a very long time in a juvenille facility...i do not want to see that happen and he says if they try he will just runaway...i am so worried about him and i want so much for him to just be clean...it has been a very ugly expierence.
thanx and good luck in your research
thanx and good luck in your research
