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Drug and Alcohol Addiction Treatment Centers in Lillie, Louisiana

If abuse of narcotics is negatively impacting your work and home life, Lillie has many top-rated drug abuse centers to help you or someone you care about. Whether addicted to Methadrine, opiate drugs, painkillers or alcohol, we can help you connect with rehabilitation to get excellent help available. You can even find exclusive or luxury treatment in Lillie to make rehab as easy as possible.

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Oxford Treatment Center
Destination Facility
Lakeside
Luxury
Private/Secluded
Wilderness
297 County Road 244 Etta, MS 38627
Services Offered
Telehealth
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Detox Services
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Treatment Philosophy
Oxford Treatment Center is a 110 acre campus located within the Holly Springs National Forest. With a 5-acre lake, ducks, geese and beautiful undisturbed forest land, the rural setting at Oxford Treatment Center offers a tranquil healing environment. Our approach to addiction treatment is a holistic one, seeking to restore hope and health to individuals who come to us out of painful, self-destructive patterns. It’s not enough to end a physical dependency through successful medical detox. On the other side of that first step, the individual in recovery must have the right support in place to break those old habits and replace them with new ones. He or she must find a new way to fill the void that drugs or alcohol once did — essentially, find a new meaning in life. At Oxford Treatment Center, our team of dedicated professionals consists of a medical director, a board certified addictions psychiatrist, a board certified internist, and 6 board certified nurse practitioners. The most unique hallmark of our team of medical providers is an average of 8 year tenure at Oxford Treatment Center. The medical provider cohort is proud of the stability and commitment it provides to our patients.
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Initially I had so much trouble paying attention but once I got my meds adjusted properly I started to retain all of this important information on how to stay clean post discharge. I really loved Thursday night H&I and my process group the most.
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Latest Reviews of Rehabs in Louisiana

Narconon New Life Retreat

My son has been to Narconon in CA 11 years ago and relapsed. I sent him to this facility because it was what I could afford. He has been very difficult and left they took him back, worked with him and I to get him back. The whole team is fantastic

- Debra
4.7 out of 5
Denham Springs, LA

Brentwood Hospital

Good support from staff. Knowledgeable and trained employees. Brentwood was a good hospital and they understand what you go through and they specialize in mental health and can help not just treat your addiction but help give you a healthy mind so that you can control your emotions.

- Anonymous
4.7 out of 5
Shreveport, LA

River Oaks Hospital

Certain staff members treated me like family. They talked with me one on one when I was struggling, even if they were not my counselor. Even when I wanted to give up I was given repeated methods to stay strong and distract me from myself. There was one doctor in particular who I felt was a jerk; I did not like that he had to be the psychiatrist. Also did not like that I could not switch counselors. I didn't like my counselor as much as I liked counselors that were not mine and I feel like I should have gotten a say in who got to treat me one on one and to where I felt that I got the most help. I was deep deep in an eating disorder and this place saved me. Without it I would not be alive today. They made me realize I did have a problem and the only way to be truly happy was to help myself.

- Samantha
5 out of 5
New Orleans, LA