Oxford Treatment Center

Oxford Treatment Center Oxford Treatment Center provides comprehensive, cost-effective treatment for drug and alcohol addiction, with a specific focus on op**te dependency.

Oxford Treatment Center offers residential treatment in Etta, MS as well as outpatient treatment in Oxford and Southaven, MS. Oxford Treatment Center also offers sober living for outpatient patients attending treatment at the Oxford campus. Our Mission

To restore hope and empower individuals and families impacted by the disease of addiction. United by compassion and a commitment to inclusive care, we provide a foundation for lasting recovery that saves and transforms lives. Our Vision

To foster a world free from the stigma of addiction, where quality treatment and support are accessible for all.

Progress > Perfection. And tonight, we’ll talk about why that matters in recovery.Mission Forward is a free, virtual dis...
01/14/2026

Progress > Perfection. And tonight, we’ll talk about why that matters in recovery.

Mission Forward is a free, virtual discussion space for Veterans navigating recovery and the people who support them. No pressure. No judgment. Just connection, shared experience, and progress at your pace.

During tonight’s session, you’ll:
• Talk with other Veterans who “get it”
• Learn tools for managing recovery day-to-day
• Hear from peers on what helps, and what doesn’t
• Walk away with perspective and encouragement

📅 Tonight | 6 PM CT
🖥 Free + Virtual
🔗 Join here: https://loom.ly/JCULyMw
(Scroll down to the calendar to get the link.)

You don’t have to do recovery alone. Come as you are;
leave supported.

Tired of resolutions that fade? In recovery, intentions work better, and tonight we’re talking about how to set them!Oxf...
01/13/2026

Tired of resolutions that fade? In recovery, intentions work better, and tonight we’re talking about how to set them!

Oxford alums and the recovery community are invited to a free virtual discussion hosted by Mike Diamond (20 years in recovery).

During this hour you’ll:
✔ Set one personal intention for 2026
✔ Identify a simple action step
✔ Connect with others tonight at 6 PM CT

📅 6–7 PM CT (Virtual)
🔗 Join us live: https://loom.ly/06AlCKk

Come as you are. Leave with clarity.

🚫 Forget Resolutions. Set Intentions. ✨Tired of goals that fizzle out by mid-January? Same!Join us for an hour-long virt...
01/12/2026

🚫 Forget Resolutions. Set Intentions. ✨

Tired of goals that fizzle out by mid-January? Same!

Join us for an hour-long virtual recovery conversation led by Mike Diamond, our Director of Engagement and Intervention Services, who has nearly 20 years in recovery, on Setting Intentions, Not Resolutions.

You’ll walk away with:
✨ A personal recovery intention
✨ One simple action step you can start right away
✨ Encouragement that actually sticks

📅 Tue, Jan 13 | 6–7 PM CT
🖥 Virtual + Free
🔗 Join here on Tuesday: https://loom.ly/06AlCKk

Open to the recovery community, Oxford alumni, family & friends. 💛

Start the year grounded, supported, and connected—guided by someone who knows recovery from the inside out.

🎖️ Moving Forward, Together — Weekly Veteran Discussions Begin! 🎖️Recovery is easier when you don’t constantly have to e...
01/10/2026

🎖️ Moving Forward, Together — Weekly Veteran Discussions Begin! 🎖️

Recovery is easier when you don’t constantly have to explain your story before telling it. That’s why our Mission Forward discussions exist. They are a space built for Veterans, by Veterans, where shared experience becomes strength, support, and understanding.

Starting next Wednesday, these conversations will now meet weekly, offering more chances to connect, learn, and lift one another up.

Whether you’re looking for tools, encouragement, clarity, or a community that “gets it,” this space is yours.

📅 When: Every Wednesday
⏰ Time: 6 p.m. Central
💻 Where: https://loom.ly/JCULyMw
(Scroll down to the calendar for the Google Meet link.)
💰 Cost: Free

If you know a Veteran who would benefit from a supportive community in recovery, please share or tag them below. It could make a real difference.

When someone you love struggles, you learn to support in new ways.Some days mean stepping in.Some days mean stepping bac...
01/10/2026

When someone you love struggles, you learn to support in new ways.
Some days mean stepping in.
Some days mean stepping back.
Both are acts of care.
What matters is that no one has to navigate the journey alone.

🌱 Same Tree. Different Season. 🌱Recovery doesn’t follow a calendar.Some days feel like winter—heavy, quiet, uncertain. ❄...
01/08/2026

🌱 Same Tree. Different Season. 🌱

Recovery doesn’t follow a calendar.
Some days feel like winter—heavy, quiet, uncertain. ❄️
Other days feel like spring—ready for growth, even if it’s just a little. 🌿

Both can happen at the same time. Slow progress is still progress. Support makes all the difference.

Healing means giving change the space to take root. 🌳

01/07/2026

💙 January is Substance Use Disorder Treatment Month 💙

When you’re worried about a loved one’s substance use, the path forward isn’t always clear, and it isn’t always straight.

Recovery happens one step at a time. Even small steps toward support can make a difference.

💬 What’s one step you hope this year could bring for someone you love?

01/06/2026

💛 Their Story Could Be Yours 💛

A new year often brings reflection, and for Ashley, an alum from our sister facility in Texas, recovery meant finally facing the thoughts and pain she’d carried for so long.

“When I addressed what was underneath,” Ashley shares, “I stopped needing to numb, forget, or run away. I healed. I grew. And my life changed.”

This is what recovery can look like. You can reclaim your life, find peace instead of escape, and step into a future that feels possible again.

If finding recovery from addiction—or freedom from the patterns holding you back—is on your list for 2026, know that change is possible.

🎥 Watch the rest of Ashley’s story here: https://loom.ly/LezaUEk 💬 What are you hoping to reclaim this year?

🥂 Ever wonder what 30 days without alcohol could do for you? 🥂Most people expect to “miss” it.What they don’t expect?✨ D...
01/05/2026

🥂 Ever wonder what 30 days without alcohol could do for you? 🥂

Most people expect to “miss” it.
What they don’t expect?
✨ Deeper sleep
⚡ More steady energy
🧠 Sharper focus
😊 A calmer, more balanced mood
❤️ Healthier blood pressure

Even a short break can change how your body and mind feel and how you see alcohol itself. No labels. No shame. Just awareness, clarity, and choice.

💬 Curious? Try a few days… a week… or a full 30.
What do you notice first? Is it your sleep, your mood, or your energy?
Tell us below 👇

01/03/2026

🌿 Today is International Mind–Body Wellness Day 🌿

As we step into a new year, it’s a perfect reminder to pause, breathe, and put yourself first - not out of selfishness, but out of necessity. Your mind and body are deeply connected, and when one is ignored, the other feels it.

Wellness doesn't require big resolutions. Instead, make intentional choices:
✨ Rest when you’re tired
✨ Nourish your body with care
✨ Check in with your mental health
✨ Set boundaries that protect your peace

When you prioritize your well-being, everything else—your relationships, your work, your goals—has a stronger foundation to grow.

Let this be the year you stop running on empty and start honoring what you need to feel whole. 💛

💬 Tell us: What’s one way you’re choosing to care for your mind and body this year?

🚨 The opioid crisis has changed, and most people don’t realize it yet.In a recent HCPLive (Healthcare Professionals Live...
01/02/2026

🚨 The opioid crisis has changed, and most people don’t realize it yet.

In a recent HCPLive (Healthcare Professionals Live) article titled “A Crisis in Disguise: How New Synthetic Opioids Are Infiltrating Popular Substances,” Dr. Lucas Trautman, our Medical Director at Oxford Treatment Center, sounds the alarm on a dangerous new reality.

The front line of this crisis no longer looks like needles or baggies.
It looks like a THC v**e shared between teenagers.
A cartridge sold at a gas station.
A pill ordered online that seems harmless.

Inside many of these products are synthetic opioids. Some are more potent than fentanyl.

Dr. Trautman writes from firsthand experience in adolescent treatment units and hospitals, where families are learning too late that what they believed was cannabis use was actually lethal opioid exposure. Teens are collapsing within minutes. Some never reach the emergency room. Toxicology reports are revealing nitazenes and other powerful analogs hidden in plain sight.

⚠️ These substances don’t look dangerous
⚠️ Common testing strips often don’t detect them
⚠️ Familiar packaging creates a false sense of safety

NO illicit v**e is safe, and NO street product is predictable. Clinicians, parents, and communities must adapt quickly, or the consequences will continue to be devastating.

📖 Read the full article on HCPLive and help spread awareness.
👉 https://loom.ly/x5jPHSk
This crisis is evolving and happening closer to home than many realize.

01/01/2026

🎉 Kicking off the new year by celebrating YOU! 🎉

If January marks a sober milestone for you—a year, a month, or even just a few days in recovery—we want to honor the progress you’ve made and the courage it takes to keep moving forward. Every step matters, and your journey inspires everyone around you. 💛
💬 Share your sober anniversary in the comments and celebrate with our community!

🌟 And if 2026 is your year for a fresh start…

This can be the year you take the first step toward change, rewrite your story, and embrace a new chapter. You don’t have to do it alone; our team is here when you’re ready.
Contact info is in the comments.

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Quality, comprehensive care for drug and alcohol addiction

Oxford Treatment Center is licensed through the Mississippi Department of Mental Health, Bureau of Alcohol and Drug Services. The center is accredited by CARF International. We provide: — Dual Diagnosis Treatment — CARF Accredited — 24-Hour Nursing — Board Certified Psychiatrists — ASAM Certified Physicians — MDH Certified — 24/7 Admission — Retreat Setting — Experiential Therapies More about Oxford Treatment Center: http://www.oxfordtreatment.com/about/