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.

🇺🇸 Not all recovery spaces understand Veterans. This one does.Mission Forward is our monthly, free discussion group for ...
03/31/2026

🇺🇸 Not all recovery spaces understand Veterans. This one does.

Mission Forward is our monthly, free discussion group for Veterans in addiction recovery—open to anyone, not just Oxford alumni.

This is a space to talk about the real stuff:
đź’¬ The challenges that come with both service and recovery
🛠️ Practical strategies you can actually use
🤝 A virtual community of Veterans who get it

No pressure. No judgment. Just real support from people who understand your experience.

đź“… Join us this Wednesday, April 1 at 6 p.m. CT
đź”— https://loom.ly/JCULyMw and scroll down to the calendar

đź’¬ Share this or tag a Veteran. All are welcome!

As Women's History Month comes to a close, we’re thinking about the women who didn’t just enter the recovery space—they ...
03/31/2026

As Women's History Month comes to a close, we’re thinking about the women who didn’t just enter the recovery space—they changed it.

They challenged the system.
They made space where there wasn’t any.
They reshaped what recovery could look like for women everywhere.

Because of them, recovery looks different today.

And it’s still evolving.

You don’t have to fit into someone else’s version of healing.
You get to shape what it looks like for you.

Swipe through to meet a few of the women paving the way. ❤️

Who’s a woman who’s made an impact in recovery in your life or community?

As National Social Work Month wraps up, we’re celebrating heroes like Monica McBride, BSW, MA, case manager at Oxford Tr...
03/30/2026

As National Social Work Month wraps up, we’re celebrating heroes like Monica McBride, BSW, MA, case manager at Oxford Treatment Center.

💬 “It is such a blessing to see patients find hope and regain control of their lives.”

Every day, case managers, counselors, therapists, and others who practice social work turn struggles into strength and hope into reality.

👏 Tag a social worker who’s made a difference in your life!

03/30/2026

“What’s funny to some people… almost cost her everything.”

As we close out Women’s History Month, we’re highlighting another clip from our Addiction Talk with Madeline Smith, fitness influencer, military spouse, and a voice for real recovery.

“That drunken tale might be funny to you… But to me, it almost killed me.”

She’s not sharing this to shock people.
She’s sharing it because there’s another side of the story, one that doesn’t always get talked about.

And because someone out there might be where she once was, needing to hear how bad it can get and that life can be SO MUCH BETTER on the other side.

Today, her life looks different.
Stronger. Healthier. More intentional.

That’s what redefining strength looks like.

🎧 Listen to the interview wherever you get your podcasts
https://loom.ly/-TxSAow

đź’¬ If this resonates, share it. It might reach someone who needs it more than you know.

03/30/2026

“Failure isn’t failure. It’s feedback.”

We don’t often see the messy part of growth.
The missed steps. The wrong turns. The moments that don’t go as planned.

We usually only see the finished product.

But real change—whether in recovery or in life—doesn’t happen in a straight line.
It happens through trial, reflection, and the willingness to try again differently.

In this video, we talk about what it really means to learn from mistakes… and why those moments aren’t something to hide from; they’re something to learn from.

🎥 Watch the video to hear a different perspective on mistakes, growth, and what it takes to move forward.

đź’¬ If this resonates, share it. Someone else may need this reminder.

03/28/2026

Relapse isn’t inevitable.

It’s something people say all the time, like it’s just part of the deal.
That treatment doesn’t work.
That programs don’t work.

But that’s not the full story.

In this video, Mike Diamond, who has nearly 20 years of sobriety, explains what actually makes a difference—and it’s not luck.

It’s what you build around you.
Your environment.
Your people.
Your daily habits.

Recovery isn’t something you visit once.
It’s something you practice every day through community, support, and the choices you make when no one is watching.

And one of the most important shifts?
Understanding that taking care of yourself isn’t selfish, it’s necessary.

Whether it’s meetings, therapy, movement, or simply protecting your environment… these aren’t extras. They’re what sustain recovery.

🎥 Watch the video to hear what it really takes to build a life where relapse isn’t the goal; staying well is.

💬 If this perspective challenges something you’ve believed about relapse, share it. It might change the way someone sees their recovery today.

Some people change lives in loud, visible ways.Others do it quietly through connection and compassion.During , we’re ho...
03/27/2026

Some people change lives in loud, visible ways.
Others do it quietly through connection and compassion.

During , we’re honored to recognize Hannah Harlow, MT-BC, LMSW, our Music Therapist & Counselor II.

“Social work moves us toward the greater good,” she shares.

For Hannah, that often looks like using music as a bridge, helping patients express what they can’t always put into words, process difficult emotions, and reconnect with themselves in early recovery.

❤️ Thank you, Hannah, for the care, heart, and dedication you bring to this work every day.

As part of our ongoing recognition of National Social Work Month, we’re continuing to highlight the people behind this w...
03/26/2026

As part of our ongoing recognition of National Social Work Month, we’re continuing to highlight the people behind this work.

Meet Jessica Wade, LMSW, Counselor II and full-time detox therapist at Oxford Treatment Center.

In detox, people are often at one of the most vulnerable points in their journey. Jessica shows up in those moments and offers support, compassion, and a steady presence when it’s needed most.

“I get to walk alongside people during some of their most vulnerable moments,” she says.

That’s the kind of presence Jessica brings to her work every day, which is why we’re proud to have Jessica as part of our team!

Meet Jasmine Townsend, LMSW, Counselor II and inpatient detox PRN therapist at Oxford Treatment Center.In the earliest s...
03/25/2026

Meet Jasmine Townsend, LMSW, Counselor II and inpatient detox PRN therapist at Oxford Treatment Center.

In the earliest stages of recovery, when things can feel uncertain and overwhelming, Jasmine is there, offering support, compassion, and a steady presence.

For her, this work is about more than just guiding someone through detox. It’s about walking alongside them as they begin to heal, grow, and take their first steps toward something new.

“I’m honored to watch others grow and step into freedom from addiction and trauma.”

And we're honored to work alongside you, Jasmine! Thank you for the work you do!

Meet Sabrina Bishop, BSW, MSW, PCMHT, Counselor at Oxford Treatment Center.As part of our recognition of , we’re highli...
03/24/2026

Meet Sabrina Bishop, BSW, MSW, PCMHT, Counselor at Oxford Treatment Center.

As part of our recognition of , we’re highlighting the people behind this work.

Sabrina believes the heart of social work lies in balancing clinical healing with practical advocacy. She’s driven by the commitment to see the whole person within their environment and support them through some of life’s toughest moments.

It’s work that’s challenging, meaningful, and deeply rewarding, and it’s what makes social work—and people like Sabrina—so impactful.

03/23/2026

đź’Ş Maddie Smith is Redefining Strength! đź’Ş

No one talks enough about how isolating early motherhood can be.

For Maddie Smith, it started with postpartum depression, long stretches alone during deployment, and emotions she didn’t know how to handle. What followed was a shift from “fun drinking” to something heavier… something harder to control.

And like so many people, she thought a fresh start might fix it. It didn’t.

In this clip, Maddie shares how isolation, identity loss, and unprocessed emotions quietly fueled her addiction—and what finally helped her see it clearly.

🎥 Watch her full interview to hear the full story and what recovery looked like on the other side. https://loom.ly/BGehoGY

Did you struggle with PPD or have a partner who did? What's something you wish you knew? 👇

03/22/2026

Guilt can help you grow. Shame can keep you stuck.

There’s a difference, and in recovery, it matters.

Healthy guilt says: “I messed up. I need to make it right.”
Toxic shame says: “I am the mistake.”

One leads to accountability and healing.
The other keeps people silent, stuck, and afraid to move forward.

That’s why making amends isn’t just about others; it’s about freeing yourself from the weight of what you’re carrying.

You’re allowed to take responsibility and move forward.

💬 What’s something that’s helped you let go of guilt and keep growing? Share below. You never know who might need to hear it today.

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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/