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.

04/07/2026

🚨 Binge Drinking Can Be Deadly

New research shows alcohol-related liver disease is more common than we think, and binge drinking is the biggest driver of premature death.

From 1988 to 2023:
▪️ MetALD (metabolic dysfunction-associated ALD) rose from 1.6% → 4.1%
▪️ ALD (alcohol-related liver disease) rose from 2.3% → 4.6%

This , we’re breaking the silence on a dangerous behavior and highlighting the hidden toll alcohol can take on liver health.

đź’­ Question for you: How does binge drinking show up in your community, and what conversations do we need to start to reduce its impact?

🚨Rhino Tranq: An Alarming New Drug TrendThe illicit drug supply continues to evolve, and the newest threat is medetomidi...
04/06/2026

🚨Rhino Tranq: An Alarming New Drug Trend

The illicit drug supply continues to evolve, and the newest threat is medetomidine, a veterinary tranquilizer increasingly being found in the illicit fentanyl supply.

The cases have grown to the extent that the CDC released a warning about the tranquilizer in an alert late last week.

With effects like severe, prolonged sedation, low heart rate, hypotension, and significant withdrawal that often requires intensive care, this is a new threat every treatment provider and everyone who knows someone using opioids needs to understand.

Here are 5 things you need to know about rhino tranq. Save and share to spread the word. âś…

🚨 Women and substance use: The risks are real and often overlooked.Did you know women can develop dependence faster, fac...
04/06/2026

🚨 Women and substance use: The risks are real and often overlooked.

Did you know women can develop dependence faster, face greater health impacts, and even experience new vulnerabilities later in life, like during perimenopause?

Silence around these issues keeps too many women from noticing early warning signs.

So this ,
đź’­ Take a moment. Have you noticed patterns in your own drinking or substance use that might be more serious than they seem?

04/06/2026

🎙️ AAC Thrive: Monthly Discussion for People in Recovery

Join us for this month’s conversation, a space to connect, reflect, and learn together.

đź—“ Tuesday, April 7
⏰ 4 PM PT / 7 PM ET

You don’t have to have attended one of our facilities—everyone in recovery is welcome.

đź’ˇ Want to know what you missed from last month's discussion? Download our 11-minute AAC Thrive podcast episode on gratitude, growth, and emotional resilience!

04/05/2026

Emotional resilience isn’t something you’re born with;
it’s something you practice.

You hear people talk about emotional intelligence and resilience, but what does that really mean?

It starts with self-awareness—recognizing your emotions, understanding why you feel them, and learning how to respond without being triggered or acting out.

Life will challenge you. Loss, setbacks, and stress are inevitable. But these moments? They’re also opportunities to practice resilience.

Like any skill, the more you practice, the stronger you get. And over time, emotional resilience becomes your superpower for handling life’s toughest moments.

04/04/2026

“Loving someone in recovery can be confusing.”

You want to help.
You want to be there.
You don’t want to make things worse.

But support and rescuing are not the same thing.

Supporting looks like encouraging the hard work—meetings, therapy, showing up.

Rescuing looks like protecting them from consequences when they’re not.

And one of those helps recovery…
The other can keep someone stuck.

It’s not easy to set boundaries.
But real love means supporting the choices that lead to healing, not the ones that don’t.

Recovery is something families go through together.

💬 If you’re worried about someone you love right now, you’re not alone.

🚨 Most people who need addiction treatment never get it.And if you’re part of a minority community, the odds are even wo...
04/03/2026

🚨 Most people who need addiction treatment never get it.
And if you’re part of a minority community, the odds are even worse.

That’s not a coincidence.

It’s barriers.
It’s stigma.
It’s a system that hasn’t worked equally for everyone.

Addiction doesn’t discriminate.
Access to care still does.

This Minority Health Month, we’re not staying quiet about it.

Because too many people are falling through the cracks—trying to hold it together, not knowing where to turn, or feeling like help isn’t meant for them.

So what can you do?
đź’¬ Say something
đź“Ł Share this
🤝 Point someone toward help
❤️ Check in—even if you’re not sure what to say

Silence keeps people stuck.
Conversations can change that.

đź’¬ Who can you reach out to today?

04/02/2026

⏱️ 30 seconds. That’s all it takes.

Think you can spot someone struggling with alcohol? Most of us get it wrong. Addiction doesn’t always look like overdoing it or complete chaos.

It could be the PTA parent who’s always involved.
The coworker killing it at work.
The friend who’s “up for a happy hour” but never goes too far.

That's why this Alcohol Awareness Month, we’re breaking the silence—and encouraging you to do the same. Who do you know who might be struggling in plain sight? A friend? Partner? You?

Share this to break the silence this month and to start those hard,
life-saving conversations!

04/01/2026

🎉 April Fools? Nope! Just real wins.

Drop your sober/recovery dates below 👇
Day 1 or Day 1,000—it all counts! 💪
Let’s celebrate each other and every step in recovery. ❤️

🇺🇸 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!

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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/