What to Bring
If you are considering Residential Treatment, you might be wondering what to bring with you. These items are not required, but they are helpful to have with you during your stay. Also, please note that certain items are NOT allowed (see the list at the bottom of this page).
Suggested Items
5-7 days’ worth of clothing (Please note: tank tops only allowed during recreational and beach outings).
Hygiene products, such as shampoo, toothpaste, deodorant, razor, etc., that do not contain alcohol.
Pajamas
Cigarettes if you are a smoker.
Laundry basket or bag
Pens and/or pencils (no sharpies allowed)
Tennis shoes and other foot wear
Slippers
Items Not Allowed:
Short shorts (no clothing that shows too much skin)
Two-piece bikini (must be a one piece)
Ripped jeans
Spaghetti strap shirt
Open back shirt
Vape products or vape devices
Torch lighters
Mini shirts
Gang related clothing
Clothes showing alcohol or drugs
Excessive jewelry
Smart watches
Cut T-shirts
Bandannas or gaiters
Radios or other battery operated devices (alarm clock, MP3 CD players DVD player)
Food Items Not Allowed:
Protein shakes
Baking Soda
Green Tea
Energy Drinks
Dietary Supplements
Mountain Dew Soda
Sleepytime Tea
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