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.
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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.

08/06/2026

Frank doesn't spend much time talking about alcohol in this conversation.

He talks about identity.

First it was sports. Then it was the Army. When those parts of his life were over, he was left trying to figure out who he was without them.

That's something a lot of people experience, whether they're leaving the military, retiring from a career, recovering from an injury, or rebuilding after addiction.

In this My Recovery Story, Frank shares what that looked like for him.

Search for "kratom for opioid withdrawal," and you'll find people who recommend it.Dr. Lucas Trautman has a very differe...
08/05/2026

Search for "kratom for opioid withdrawal," and you'll find people who recommend it.

Dr. Lucas Trautman has a very different perspective.

He explains why using kratom to manage opioid withdrawal is risky. Unlike a medication with a known dose and purity, kratom is sold in varying strengths, making it impossible to know exactly what you're getting.

His comparison says it all: "It would be like managing benzodiazepine withdrawal with street Xanax."

Questions about kratom or treatment? Send us a message.

The names keep changing.Fentanyl.Xylazine.Rhino tranq.Nitazenes.Every time the drug supply changes, there are new risks ...
08/04/2026

The names keep changing.

Fentanyl.

Xylazine.

Rhino tranq.

Nitazenes.

Every time the drug supply changes, there are new risks for people who use drugs—and new things families, communities, and healthcare providers need to understand.

We'll spend this month talking about overdose prevention, because staying informed can save lives.

08/03/2026

"What actually happens in rehab?" is one of the questions we get asked most.

Fair question.

If you've never been to treatment, it's easy to fill in the blanks yourself.

Barry doesn't.

He's been in recovery for more than 20 years, and today he's the Patient Experience Coordinator at Oxford Treatment Center. In this video, he walks through what happens after you arrive, who you'll meet first, when detox comes into the picture, and what the days actually look like once treatment begins.

Sometimes having a clearer picture makes it easier to decide what to do next.

Have a question Barry didn't answer? Leave it in the comments or send us a message. It may become a future Ask Barry video.

Ready to talk with someone? Call 📞 866-407-4832 for a free, confidential conversation.

One of the best things you can do for your recovery is let people be part of it.Not everyone will understand it. That's ...
08/02/2026

One of the best things you can do for your recovery is let people be part of it.

Not everyone will understand it. That's okay.

The people who matter are the ones who cheer you on, check in, celebrate your milestones, and remind you why you started when you forget.

If you're lucky enough to have someone like that in your life, tell them today.

Happy National Friendship Day. 💛

P.S. If you're looking for a few more people in your corner and you're an AAC alumni, we'd love to have you in the AAC Together app.

08/01/2026

What's something surprising recovery gave you?

Recovery has a funny way of giving back things you forgot you missed.

✅ Knowing where your wallet is.
✅ Remembering where you parked.
✅ Looking at your phone without worrying about what you said.
✅ Waking up knowing exactly what happened yesterday.
✅ Actually making that 9 a.m. appointment.

If you're celebrating a recovery anniversary this month, congratulations!

What's one little thing recovery gave back to you?

07/31/2026

Opening up sounds simple until you're the one trying to decide who to tell.

In this clip, Oxford alum Luann answers a question a lot of people have asked themselves.

And her answer isn't what most people expect, but for many people, it's exactly where recovery begins.

So now what?Awareness matters. But awareness doesn't remove barriers by itself.If this month has shown us anything, it's...
07/30/2026

So now what?

Awareness matters. But awareness doesn't remove barriers by itself.

If this month has shown us anything, it's that recovery isn't one-size-fits-all. People's lives, cultures, responsibilities, experiences, and obstacles are different. Access to compassionate, effective care shouldn't be.

Everyone deserves the same chance to recover.

Not the same journey.

Not the same story.

The same chance.

07/30/2026

The only thing we were keeping score of was how much fun everyone had.

(Okay... there was actual scorekeeping, too.)

Our latest Oxford Alumni bowling night brought together 15 alumni and 12 team members for an evening of strikes, spares, plenty of laughs, and even better conversations.

Thanks to everyone who rolled through. 🎳

07/28/2026

Throughout National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month, we've talked about the barriers that can make it harder for people to reach out for addiction treatment.

So, what would make getting help easier?

For some people, it's evening treatment. For others, it's transportation assistance, family involvement, or finding a place where they feel understood.

No two people have the same circumstances, so support shouldn't look the same for everyone.

If something has been standing in the way of getting help, let's talk about your options. You may have more than you think.

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