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.

Sometimes it’s the smallest moments—or creatures—that remind us of something important. 🐵Punch the monkey captured our h...
02/28/2026

Sometimes it’s the smallest moments—or creatures—that remind us of something important. 🐵
Punch the monkey captured our hearts, but behind the viral moment is the truth that connection is everything. 🫶

In recovery, community has always been the foundation, from the earliest fellowships to the support systems people rely on today.

And that’s why we created the AACTogether alumni app. We want to make sure Oxford alumni stay connected long after discharge! ❤️

Whether it’s a tough day, a big win, or just needing someone who understands, your alumni community is right there.

Meetings. Messages. Milestones. Support in real time.

Connection changes everything! ❤️

If you’re part of the AAC family and haven’t joined AACTogether yet, DM us, and we'll get you connected!

One of the biggest barriers to treatment isn’t denial.It’s confusion.Detox. Residential. PHP. IOP.The language alone can...
02/28/2026

One of the biggest barriers to treatment isn’t denial.
It’s confusion.

Detox. Residential. PHP. IOP.
The language alone can feel overwhelming.

If you’ve ever wondered:
• “Do I really need inpatient?”
• “Can I keep working?”
• “What if I’m not that bad?”

You’re asking the right questions.

At Oxford Treatment Center, determining the right level of care starts with a clinical assessment, not guesswork.

Drop your questions below ⬇️
What’s something you’ve always wanted to understand about treatment levels of care?

💬 Or send us a private message if you’d rather ask confidentially.

🇺🇸 AAC Mission Forward Is EvolvingWe’re moving to a monthly format with a new focus on practical tools for Veterans in r...
02/27/2026

🇺🇸 AAC Mission Forward Is Evolving

We’re moving to a monthly format with a new focus on practical tools for Veterans in recovery.

This is not an AA or NA-style meeting.

This is a moderated, Veteran-led discussion built around:
• Real-world recovery strategies
• Tools you can use immediately
• Relevant topics impacting Veterans
• Open conversation with those who understand

Same time.
Stronger format.
Deeper focus.

🗓️ Wednesday, March 4
🕧 6 PM Central
💻 Virtual
🔗 Event link is in the first comment. Tap to join!

Veterans in recovery, mark your calendars!
And if you know a Veteran who could benefit from connection and practical support, please share this with them.

When someone you love is struggling, it can feel like the weight of the world is on your shoulders.Your loved one is you...
02/26/2026

When someone you love is struggling, it can feel like the weight of the world is on your shoulders.

Your loved one is your priority.
Helping you find the care they need is ours.

You don’t have to figure this out on your own.
You don’t have to have all the answers.

Together, we complete the picture.

If someone you know is trying to help a loved one right now, share this
with them. ❤️

💡 Relapse prevention isn’t guesswork. It’s a skill!Recovery works best when you practice the tools that actually protect...
02/24/2026

💡 Relapse prevention isn’t guesswork. It’s a skill!

Recovery works best when you practice the tools that actually protect it:
▪️ Spotting triggers
▪️ Planning for tough moments
▪️ Leaning on support networks

Skills + support = stronger recovery. 💪

Save this for yourself, or share it with someone who could use a reminder.

💓 Substance use & your heart: What you need to knowDr. Lucas Trautman, Medical Director at Oxford Treatment Center, answ...
02/23/2026

💓 Substance use & your heart: What you need to know

Dr. Lucas Trautman, Medical Director at Oxford Treatment Center, answers:
• Can substances cause heart disease?
• Is substance-related damage reversible?
• Which substances are most harmful, and why?

From sudden cardiac risks to long-term plaque buildup, understanding the effects is the first step to protecting your heart.

💡 Get more expert answers every month in our LinkedIn newsletter, featuring medical directors from all of our AAC facilities.

For a lot of people, the weekend is when the promises start over.“I’ll cut back next week.”“I’ll deal with it Monday.”“T...
02/21/2026

For a lot of people, the weekend is when the promises start over.

“I’ll cut back next week.”
“I’ll deal with it Monday.”
“This was the last one.”

If you’ve been saying you’ll get help, you don’t have to wait.

We answer the phone 24/7, even on weekends. 📲 Call us, or send us a DM. We’re here. 662-876-1658

“How long does withdrawal last?”The honest answer: It depends.This is one of the first—and most important—questions we h...
02/20/2026

“How long does withdrawal last?”
The honest answer: It depends.

This is one of the first—and most important—questions we hear when someone reaches out about treatment.

Withdrawal occurs because the body and brain have become dependent on a substance. When use suddenly stops or drastically decreases, symptoms can surface as the body works to rebalance.

But detox isn’t “5 days and done.”
And it isn’t one-size-fits-all.

Timelines vary based on:
• The substance used
• How long it was used
• Physical health
• Mental health
• Individual brain chemistry

For some substances, especially alcohol, benzodiazepines, and opioids, withdrawal can be medically complex and should be done under professional supervision.

Detox safely stabilizes the body and lays the foundation for a more comprehensive treatment plan.

If fear of withdrawal is keeping you or someone you care about from asking for help, that’s exactly why medical detox exists: to make the process safer, more manageable, and individualized.

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Disclaimer: This content is for informational purposes only and is not medical advice. Anyone considering stopping or reducing substance use should consult a licensed physician or qualified medical or mental health professional.

If you’re considering treatment, one of the first questions is usually:“Can I afford this?”You deserve a clear answer.Yo...
02/19/2026

If you’re considering treatment, one of the first questions is usually:
“Can I afford this?”

You deserve a clear answer.

You can check your insurance online in minutes, or call us to speak with a real person who will walk you through your coverage step by step.

It’s free. It’s confidential. And there’s no obligation.

📞 662-876-1658
🌐 https://loom.ly/VJoh8LQ

You don’t have to navigate this alone. ❤️

Find Your Crew. Strengthen Your Recovery.Wednesday nights just got better. Join AAC’s Mission Forward Virtual Discussion...
02/18/2026

Find Your Crew. Strengthen Your Recovery.

Wednesday nights just got better. Join AAC’s Mission Forward Virtual Discussion tonight. It's a free space for Veterans in recovery to connect, share, and support each other.

🕕 6:00 PM Central
💻 Virtual & Free
🎖️ Open to all Veterans in recovery

Bring a friend and see how meaningful Wednesday evenings can be when you’re surrounded by people who get it.

🔗 Link to join in the first comment.

🇺🇸 New Veteran Su***de Data Underscores the Need for Action 🇺🇸A recent article in Military.com highlights the latest Vet...
02/17/2026

🇺🇸 New Veteran Su***de Data Underscores the Need for Action 🇺🇸

A recent article in Military.com highlights the latest Veteran su***de data from the VA and features insight from Philip Van Guilder, U.S. Army Veteran and our Director of Community Affairs at American Addiction Centers.

One of the most concerning findings:
61% of veterans who died by su***de were not receiving VA care in the year before their death.

As Philip shared, su***de prevention is not only about responding to crisis. It’s about addressing chronic pain, isolation, grief, declining health, substance use, and loss of purpose long before someone reaches
that point.

At Oxford Treatment Center, our Salute to Recovery program is designed specifically for Veterans and active-duty military personnel facing substance use and co-occurring mental health conditions.

We provide Veteran-specific programming, trauma-informed care, peer support, and evidence-based therapies that honor the strength, discipline, and resilience our service members already carry.

For providers, community partners, and families seeking Veteran-ready care, we remain committed to serving our Veterans.

02/17/2026

❤️ Feeling the Love at Oxford Treatment Center! ❤️

This month, we’ve been so grateful for all the kind words, thank-you notes, and heartfelt messages from our patients. 💌 Your stories of growth, gratitude, and recovery remind us why we do what we do every day.

From thoughtful notes to sharing moments of hope, our patients have truly warmed our hearts, so we're sharing just a snippet of that love with you. 🫶

At Oxford Treatment Center, every connection matters, and seeing our patients thrive is the greatest reward.

Drop a ❤️ in the comments if you’ve been inspired by someone’s recovery journey this month! Or share this in a DM with someone whose recovery inspires you. A little encouragement goes a long way. ✨

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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/