What to Pack
What Should I Pack for Treatment?
When entering a treatment facility, clients will need to bring more than just the necessities with them in order to make their stay as comfortable as possible. Below you will find the do and don’ts of packing for treatment. Rehab is about healing and focusing on recovery. You’re taking a step toward long-term wellness. Some items can distract you during rehab and should be left at home. Choosing to go to rehab is a significant decision and an admirable choice.
Items You Should Bring to Rehab
- Any necessary medication
- A week’s worth of clean, comfortable clothes
- Contact information, for loved ones or other health care professionals involved in treatment
- Alarm clock
- Hair dryer
- Laundry supplies
- A small amount of money
- Insurance cards
- Valid identification
- Calling cards, for long distance telephone calls
- Journal
- Flip-flops
- Bathrobe
- Envelopes and stamps, for writing letters to loved ones
What You Should Not Bring to Rehab
- Electronics
- Razors, scissors, knives, or other sharp tools
- Weapons
- Excessive money, jewelry, or clothing
- Books with themes that could negatively impact recovery
- Shoes with laces
- Mouthwash
- Perfume
- Alcohol
- Illicit drugs
- Tobacco
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