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.

04/23/2026

Most people don’t stay silent because they don’t care.
They stay silent because saying it out loud makes it real.

Silence creates protection.
It’s how you keep things from falling apart.
It’s how you convince yourself it’s “not that bad.”

We shared what clinicians see last week.
These words? This is what it feels like to live it.
These are patients at Oxford Treatment Silence sharing what Breaking the Silence means to them.

They know that silence allows addiction to grow.
And honesty—no matter how messy—is where recovery begins.

If this hits close to home, don’t scroll past it.
Instead, finish the sentence:
“Breaking the silence for me means ______.”

And send this to the person you’ve been thinking about while reading this.

We don’t talk enough about how hard it is to say the right thingwhen someone you love is struggling with alcohol.So we d...
04/22/2026

We don’t talk enough about how hard it is to say the right thing
when someone you love is struggling with alcohol.

So we default to frustration.
To ultimatums.
To words we don’t actually mean.

This is part of breaking the silence
not just talking about alcohol use,
but how we talk about it.

Save this. The next conversation you have could go differently.

Before treatment begins, there’s a conversation.A moment where someone reaches out, often scared, unsure, and not knowin...
04/21/2026

Before treatment begins, there’s a conversation.

A moment where someone reaches out, often scared, unsure, and not knowing what comes next.

That’s where Mary and our Admissions Team come in.

“Seeing our clients transform—and being a small part of it—is everything.”

Mary has over 10 years of experience in medical social work, but what matters most isn’t just her background, it’s how she shows up for people in some of their hardest moments.

Because admissions isn’t just paperwork or logistics.

It’s listening.
It’s guiding.
It’s helping someone take that first step when it feels overwhelming.

And that first step? It can change everything.

We’re incredibly grateful for Mary, who helps make recovery possible from the very beginning. 👏 Drop some love for Mary below!

04/21/2026

He has a job.
She pays the bills.
He goes to the gym.
She shows up… most of the time.

So this isn’t a problem… right?

Wrong.

When alcohol use looks “high-functioning,” it often just means the consequences haven’t caught up yet.

Here’s what people ignore:

• Joking about how much they drink
• Every situation revolves around alcohol
• “At least I’m not as bad as…”
• Getting defensive when it’s brought up
• Needing it to relax, sleep, or socialize
• Quitting… and always going back
• Being there physically, but not really present

You don’t have to lose everything to have a problem.

And you don’t have to hit rock bottom to take a closer look.

If this feels a little too familiar, don’t ignore it.

Not sure where you stand? Take a quick, confidential assessment: https://loom.ly/AJYcE5E

Change doesn’t have to be a big, perfect moment.Sometimes it’s just deciding to do something different today.📞 If you wa...
04/19/2026

Change doesn’t have to be a big, perfect moment.

Sometimes it’s just deciding to do something different today.

📞 If you want to talk it through, we’re here. 866-407-4832

💬 If it’s easier, send us a message. We’ll meet you there

If you've been here for some time, you know that Mike Diamond, Recovery Advocate, does a lot of our weekend videos.Well…...
04/18/2026

If you've been here for some time, you know that Mike Diamond, Recovery Advocate, does a lot of our weekend videos.

Well… this weekend, we’re giving Mike the time off. And for a very good reason:
He’s celebrating 20 years in recovery! 🎉

20 years of showing up.
20 years of doing the work.
20 years of choosing a different path again and again.

We asked Mike what it takes to reach a milestone like this, and he shared 3 things that have helped him navigate life’s ups and downs:
• Stay connected — When he feels angry, resentful, or frustrated, he checks in with another sober person instead of checking out.
• Don’t take things personally — “It’s just information… good, bad,
or indifferent.”
• Stay present — Appreciate what you have right now, because this moment is the only one guaranteed.

Simple, but not always easy. And clearly, it works.

Mike, we’re grateful for you, your honesty, and the way you show up for others.

👏 Help us celebrate Mike. Drop some love in the comments for 20 years in recovery!

04/18/2026

Recovery is never simple, never linear, and never the same from person to person.

That’s why we’re proud to be part of a new documentary, “What It Takes,” created in partnership with Jeffrey D. Shulman.

This film takes an honest look at addiction and recovery through real stories, showing the moments that often go unseen, and the people who keep going even when things feel impossible.

It challenges the way we think about addiction and reminds us that change is still possible, even in the hardest moments.

🎬 Premiering April 28th in Richmond, VA, with additional dates this spring. For tickets, visit whatittakesmovie.com

Learn more: https://loom.ly/RUzeNLY

04/17/2026

“Breaking the silence” isn’t a campaign.

It’s the moment you say something out loud that you’ve been carrying alone.

It’s admitting:
“I’m not okay.”
“I need help.”
“This has gone further than I thought.”

This , we asked our staff at Oxford Treatment Center what breaking the silence means to them.

These are their words.

And in the weeks ahead, you’ll hear more from the people living it.

Because silence is where addiction grows.
And honesty is where recovery begins.

💬 How would you finish this sentence?
“Breaking the silence for me meant ______.”

04/16/2026

“I don’t understand why I keep going back.”

We hear this all the time.

And it’s exactly why this matters.

One of the things we hear a lot from patients is, “I don’t understand why I keep going back.”

That’s exactly why we spend time on a series here at Oxford Treatment Center called The Hijacked Brain, led by Experiential Therapist Henry “Hank” Holmes.

It’s not about lecturing or telling anyone what they “should” do. It’s about helping people understand what’s actually happening, how substances affect the brain, how denial can quietly keep the cycle going, and why emotions like guilt, shame, and stress can feel so overwhelming in addiction.

For a lot of people, this is where things start to click.
Not in a dramatic moment.
Not all at once.

But in a real, honest way where they begin to see themselves differently and understand that what they’re dealing with isn’t just a lack of willpower.

And from there, something starts to shift.

Hank leads this all-campus lecture series every Tuesday morning, and it’s one of the most impactful parts of the week for many patients. Some even plan their discharge around it so that they don’t miss it.

Because when that understanding clicks, it doesn’t just explain the cycle, it gives people a reason to believe change is possible, something they haven't had in a long time.

There’s a lot of noise around cannabis right now.From menopause relief to brain health claims, many of these messages ar...
04/15/2026

There’s a lot of noise around cannabis right now.

From menopause relief to brain health claims, many of these messages are spreading faster than the research behind them.

Here’s what current studies actually suggest:
• Cannabis is being used for menopause symptoms, but evidence is still limited and largely self-reported
• It’s often seen as a “safer alternative,” but it still carries real mental and cognitive risks
• Research on brain health is mixed. Some findings show potential benefits, while others link heavier use to memory and cognitive challenges

The reality?
Cannabis isn’t harmless, and it isn’t one-size-fits-all.

Its effects depend on factors like dosage, frequency, age, and overall health.

This isn't about creating fear; it's about making informed decisions with the full picture.

💬 What have you heard about cannabis that you’re unsure about?

Every first step toward treatment takes courage.Today, we’re proud to recognize Kelsey Kirkland, Admissions Coordinator ...
04/15/2026

Every first step toward treatment takes courage.

Today, we’re proud to recognize Kelsey Kirkland, Admissions Coordinator I at Oxford Treatment Center.

Kelsey helps support individuals and families through the admissions process with compassion, patience, and care, bringing clarity in moments that can feel overwhelming.

❤️ We’re grateful for Kelsey and our entire admissions team for the heart they bring to this work every day.

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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/