Rooms
Group
Meds/Hospital Safety
Language
General Trivia
100

Which bedrooms am I allowed to be in?

Only your own.

100

What should I bring to group with me?

Your notebook or paper, something to write with, your water pitcher, and your jacket

100

Who am I allowed to discuss my medications with?

TLH staff (not your peers).

100

What does the word “milieu” mean?

Community.

100

What days of the week can males do their laundry?

Monday, Wednesday, Friday.

200

Where am I allowed to drink my tea or coffee?

The dining room or the day room.

200

Which groups are mandatory for me to attend?

All of daily programming, with the exception of 7:30PM structured free time.

200

During med pass, when can I walk pass the nurse’s station?

After a patient is done taking their meds/speaking to the nurse to respect their privacy.

200

Why isn’t cussing allowed at TLH?

It is disrespectful to staff and other patients, and it is good to practice thinking before speaking.

200

How do I get a turn to use the phone?

By putting your name on the phone list during designated phone time.

300

What do I do if I want my bathroom cleaned?

Remove all belongings from the shower and sink areas.

300

Who is eligible to attend the gym/outings?

Rehab patients who are not on seizure/fall precautions, who are passed day 1 of rehab.

300

When can I ask the nurse for lozenges or medications?

During break times or med pass (not during groups).

300

How can you contribute to a positive milieu?

By speaking recovery and uplifting others in the milieu. By following program rules and being respectful of others.

300

What clothing am I NOT allowed to wear on the unit?

Pajamas, tank tops, inappropriate words/images, hats, hoods, or beanies.

400

Belongings containing glass, razors, tweezers, or nail clippers must be kept where?

In your personal hygiene box in the laundry room (outside of hygiene times).

400

What is an appropriate way to ask a question or make a comment during group?

Raise your hand and wait to be called upon.

400

Name one reason why we cannot share things with our peers.

Ex: Infection control, people may have special diets or allergies, to prevent adverse reactions to medications, to prevent items from being lost or stolen, to maintain fairness.

400

Why can’t we share “war stories”?

It is triggering to discuss drug use or traumatic details of our past with our peers, and it may make others want to use or discharge from programming.

400

What are the black boxes in the male and female hallways used for?

Making formal requests, complaints, compliments, or suggestions.

500

How many snacks can I keep in my room?

Zero.

500

Name 3 things that are not allowed during group sessions.

Ex: coloring, word searches, sudoku, passing notes, cross talking, eating, or sleeping.
500

Why does the doctor have orders for some patients to keep pads and rails up on the beds?

To keep patients safe who are on seizure precautions.

500

How can I respect other people’s boundaries?

By not discussing topics they are uncomfortable with, by respecting other people's differences, and by focusing on your own recovery.

500

What is the drop off process?

Put a request for the drop off items in the black box and await approval from staff. (Only items on the belongings list can be brought into the facility and you are only allowed ONE drop off)