LIST OF WHAT YOU MAY, AND MAY NOT, BRING WITH YOU

       You are coming here to work on your problem and 
   you won't be "out and about;" so, what you need to 
   bring with you is limited...  I provide an approx. 
   two cubic foot, metal "ammo box," equiped with double 
   padlocks (we each keep one set of keys) for securely 
   storing those of your possessions which you won't be 
   needing continuously; however, this isn't a lot of 
   space; and, every item is inventoried in and out.  
   Please restrict the items you bring to those included 
   in the following list.

   What you need to bring:

    1) Toothbrush
    2) Toothpaste
    3) Comb or hairbrush
    4) Shaving cream and a disposible razor (optional)
    5) Stick Deoderant
    6) Any doctor prescribed medications, 
       in their properly labeled containers
    7) Fresh underwear for each day you will be here
    8) Women - a one-piece, "fastens across the neck" 
       swimsuit which does not extend higher in the 
       back than the waist
    9) One change of clothing, for returning home. 
       This should include a soft, non-pull-over 
       and non-knapish shirt
   10) A heavy pair of socks
   11) A pair of comfortable, preferably thick-
       soled, shoes
   12) Your notebook, any other writings, and a 
       comfortable pen
   13) Your doctor's statement
   14) Print outs of your application, medical 
       questionaire, and waiver
   15) Enough money to cover the cost of your meals, 
       the staff fees, and (if applicable) the room 
       rental
   16) One credit card, if needed to pay for the 
       room, etc. (if applicable)
   17) Your return airline ticket
   18) A valid, state-issued photo identification card
   19) Glasses or reading glasses, if needed
   20) If you smoke, you may bring up to a carton of 
       cigarettes and two disposible lighters
   21) Women may bring any needed sanitary suppies
   22) Other pre-approved items


    What you will be provided with:

    1) Hospital-type "scrubs" to wear in your room
    2) A hospital-type "gown" for use during the 
       punishment (Clarification: This is in place 
       of the top - you still have the scrub pants.)
    3) Shampoo
    4) Soap
    5) Towels and wash cloths
    6) Any needed extra writing supplies


    What to absolutely leave at home:

    1) Any valuables, including expensive watches, etc.
    2) Any unnecessary credit cards or cash
    3) Any alcohol or other drugs
    4) Mouthwash
    5) Any openable razors or exposed razor blades
    6) Weapons of any sort, including pocket knives
    



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  Last updated: 11/01/2002