Guidance and stability

Daily activities are individualized to each client’s plans, set forth by goals to accomplish during the six-month stay. Common daily activities include but are not limited to participating in a minimum of two groups daily, attending out-patient treatment (when applicable), attending substance use meetings (if applicable), establishing income (SSDI/SSI/Employment), explore and establish housing options prior to discharge. Other daily activities reflect independent living such as attending to personal hygiene, room cleanliness, and desired activities by the individual.

Yes, each client enrolled in the Transitional Living Program receives their own room with bed, side table, closet space, mini fridge, bathroom and a small kitchen area for minimal food storage. A communal transitional kitchen is available for all to use. Those enrolled in the transitional living program are responsible for the upkeep and cleanliness of the transitional kitchen.

Yes, after an established amount of time (set by transitional coordinator and the individual) outings will be permitted following approval by management. Typically, those enrolled in the program are allowed increased freedom as their program progresses. 

All outings need to be approved through management prior to the outing. Leaving without approval violates the treatment conditions agreed upon in the handbook, leaving the individual at risk of being involuntarily discharged from the program. Requests for outings should be turned into the transitional coordinator for approval.

Yes, visitors are welcome from 11:00am-7:00pm. However, client approval is required prior to a visitor's arrival. Uninvited or unapproved visitors will be turned away. A maximum of 3 visitors per client is allowed at a time, with the visitation limited to one hour per day.

Please note that visitors are restricted from entering client bedrooms and must remain in common areas during their visit. If a more private setting is desired, conference rooms are available upon request.

All medications will be administered by trained staff members. This includes all prescriptions and over-the-counter medications. Each individual will be responsible for requesting medication at the proper time (staff will not remind transitional clients of medication times). Clients are in charge of prescription refills and will need to inform staff.

This information will not be on your official record, unless it is a stipulation of parole/probation. The individual will be made aware if the program’s completion is part of the stipulations of one’s parole/probation. 

Inside Out Wellness and Advocacy values confidentiality and strictly adheres to HIPPA guidelines, ensuring no information regarding your association with the agency will be shared without your explicit permission and request.