A Movement Built on Science, Driven by Hope.
The Naltrexone Alliance is a non-profit organization dedicated to expanding access to, and education about, Naltrexone as a highly effective, evidence-based treatment for Alcohol Use Disorder (AUD). We believe recovery is possible for everyone.
Mission
Mission
Mission
Our Commitment
We exist to close the treatment gap in Alcohol Use Disorder by promoting Naltrexone as a first-line, effective, and flexible option for recovery.
Our mission is to provide accurate information, support clinical research, and equip healthcare professionals with practical tools to use Naltrexone confidently in care settings.
Evidence-Based
Backed by clinical research.
Accessible Care
Improves treatment access.
Clinician-Ready
Practical tools for providers.
The Need
The Need
The Need
Closing the Treatment Gap
AUD is a treatable medical condition — yet effective medications are dramatically underused. Despite decades of FDA approval, only a small fraction of eligible patients receive Naltrexone.
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Proven to Work
Reduces heavy drinking and increases abstinence rates across clinical trials.
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Addresses Brain Pathways
Helps normalize reward signaling and reduce cravings.
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Part of a Holistic Plan
Works alongside counseling, support programs, and community care.
Our Work
Our Work
Our Work
How We Drive Impact
Research & Development
We track and disseminate key findings, breakthrough studies, and expert insights on Naltrexone and AUD treatment.
Education & Advocacy
We publish clinician-focused materials, host professional symposia, and advocate for integrating Naltrexone knowledge into medical training.
Community & Support
We highlight programs and resources that complement Naltrexone and help patients build sustainable, long-term recovery.
Audiences
Audiences
Audiences
Resources Tailored to Your Needs
Patients & Families
Clear, supportive guidance on how Naltrexone works, what to expect, and how to discuss treatment with a clinician.
Clinicians
Up-to-date prescribing protocols, practical dosing guidance, monitoring tools, and CME resources to integrate Naltrexone into primary care.
Researchers
Access to current trials, symposium materials, and research initiatives advancing the science of AUD treatment.
Blog
Blog
Blog
Helpful Tools to Get Started
Explore expert tips, health news, and patient-friendly articles to guide your wellness journey
Safety
Safety
Safety
A Note on Opioid Use
Naltrexone is an opioid antagonist.
If you take opioid pain medications or have Opioid Use Disorder, you must be opioid-free for a period before starting Naltrexone — otherwise it may trigger sudden withdrawal.
This site focuses specifically on Alcohol Use Disorder (AUD).
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Clear, straightforward answers to common concerns patients and families have about Naltrexone.
What does naltrexone do?
Does naltrexone make you sick if you drink?
Is naltrexone addictive?
Can I start naltrexone even if I’m not ready to quit drinking?
What forms does it come in?
How long does treatment last?
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Clear, straightforward answers to common concerns patients and families have about Naltrexone.
What does naltrexone do?
Does naltrexone make you sick if you drink?
Is naltrexone addictive?
Can I start naltrexone even if I’m not ready to quit drinking?
What forms does it come in?
How long does treatment last?
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Clear, straightforward answers to common concerns patients and families have about Naltrexone.
What does naltrexone do?
Does naltrexone make you sick if you drink?
Is naltrexone addictive?
Can I start naltrexone even if I’m not ready to quit drinking?
What forms does it come in?
How long does treatment last?