Client Program Structure: 

Clients may be overwhelmed entering a new place without any idea of what to expect on a day-to-day basis. While each day changes and is structured around the client as we learn more about their needs and growth, the below is an overall guide of what is to be expected in their daily routine.

Each client will have an opportunity to experience:

Daily responsibilities

Therapeutic Community meetings

Groups, lectures, and self-help meetings

Independant study

Reflections

Outdoor breaks

Phone privileges (after treatment hours)

Weekend visitations

Residential and Detox Client Item List:

The following is a list of recommended personal items that all new clients should bring with them to treatment.

If you have questions about an item, please call: 866-729-8038

  • Hair care products Must be new and sealed upon arrival or delivery (No aerosol). All clients will use facility resources until a store run or a drop off is made by a family member to the facility.
  • Deodorant Must be new and sealed. (Stick deodorant only)
  • Shaving cream Must be new and sealed. (Non-aerosol only)
  • Toothpaste Must be new, sealed, and 4oz or larger. 
  • Nail clippers/tweezers
  • Thin throw blanket (no comforters)
  • Feminine hygiene products – Pads only, no tampons
  • Clear plastic water bottles
  • Shoes slippers, shower sandals, closed toe shoes required
  • Weather appropriate clothing No tight or revealing clothing, tank tops, or jerseys. Sleep wear, 6‐7 days of clothing, socks (required), and undergarments. Garments should be inexpensive and able to be washed on a regular cycle. No dry cleaning available.
  • Personal bath towels and washcloths
  • Notebook or journal for personal use
  • Stamps, envelopes, stationary
  • Roll of quarters vending machine money
  • Alarm clock Cannot have radio. Must be electric (no batteries) and approved by maintenance.
  • Medication 7‐ 14 day supply (Required) If possible, please make sure medications are in “bubble packs”.  All medications, vitamins, over-the-counter drugs, and prescriptions in “Sample” containers must be prescribed with a written prescription from a physician.

All items must be new, sealed and in original packaging. No alcohol in the first 5 ingredients.

  • Alcohol, illegal drugs, marijuana, or drug paraphernalia
  • Narcotic or non-prescribed prescription drugs
  • Vaping devices of any kind
  • Over‐the‐counter medications or vitamins (unless you have a prescription)
  • Electronic or battery‐operated devices TV, radio, computer/laptops, game consoles, cell phones, cameras, CD players, MP3 players, i‐Pods, ect.
  • Vehicles, bicycles, or other modes of personal transportation (Subject to TOW if left)
  • Pornography, sexually suggestive, or drug/alcohol related materials
  • White out/paint/paint pens/markers
  • Weapons/tools
  • Stuffed animals/dolls
  • Outside food or beverages
  • Caffeinated products
  • Aerosol sprays
  • Bandanas
  • Expensive jewelry (except a wedding band)
  • Q‐Tips
  • Tampons
  • Hair dye/Nail polish
  • Colored Contacts
  • Eyelash / nail glue
  • Battery powered toothbrushes

Crisis Stabilization Unit – Client Item List

The following is a list of permitted and non-permitted items in the crisis stabilization unit. The average length of stay is 5-7 days with a maximum of 14 days. Please bring the minimum to make your stay comfortable.

Safety is our number one priority!

  • Hair care products* Must be alcohol free and sealed upon admission.
    No aerosols.
  • Deodorant* Must be alcohol free and sealed upon admission.
    Stick deodorants only.
  • Toothpaste and Mouthwash* Must be alcohol free and sealed upon admission.
    Must be 4oz or larger.
  • Medications 5-day supply if possible
  • Sanitary pads* Must be sealed in package.
  • Clothing No tight or revealing clothing. No strings on any garments or shoes. Sleep wear, 3-5 days of clothing/socks/undergarments. Garments should be inexpensive and tolerate regular washing. No dry cleaning available.
  • Shoes slippers, shower sandals, closed toe shoes required
  • Bedding Bedding is provided. The client may bring ONE personal comfort item such as a favorite pillow, lightweight blanket, or stuffed animal. No other personal items will be allowed.
  • Alcohol, illegal drugs, marijuana, or drug paraphernalia
  • Narcotic or non-prescribed prescription drugs
  • Vaping devices of any kind
  • Over the counter medications or vitamins, unless prescribed
  • Pornography, sexually suggestive, or drug/alcohol related materials
  • Electronic or Battery-Operated devices, unless prescribed
  • Outside food/beverage
  • Caffeinated products
  • Hoodies, bandanas, belts, or items with string
  • Jewelry (except a wedding band)
  • Q-Tips/tampons
  • Aerosol sprays
  • Hair dye/nail polish
  • Colored contacts
  • White out, paint, or paint pens
  • Pens, pencils, colored pencils, or other sharp objects

* These items will be kept in the Care Team station, labeled, and checked out to client as needed