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A Parent's Guide to Residential Treatment at Shodair

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<strong>Residential</strong> Units Expect<strong>at</strong>ions:At <strong>Shodair</strong> Children's Hospital, we use three simple guidelines th<strong>at</strong>apply <strong>to</strong> daily living on our residential units:• Complete daily hygiene (shower, brush teeth, comb hair, etc.).• Be nice <strong>to</strong> the property, feelings, and physical well-being(body) of self and others.• Attend and particip<strong>at</strong>e in all activities and stay with the group.If children are not meeting these expect<strong>at</strong>ions, we will work with them<strong>to</strong> find out why and come up with a plan <strong>to</strong> help them.Meals:All meals are served in the Cafeteria. Please see the insert page forthe times your child will have meals and snacks.Laundry:We help our p<strong>at</strong>ients do their laundry. All supplies are provided,including dye-free detergent.Personal Belongings:All basic hygiene supplies are provided. You may bring personalhygiene supplies if you wish, but they must be alcohol-free. Beddingsupplies are also provided, but your child may also bring a pillow andfavorite blanket.All items are checked for contraband (strings longer than six inches,sharp objects, etc.) and labeled with your child's initials. All items areentered on<strong>to</strong> a “Belongings Sheet” with a description of each item. Ifyour child leaves the hospital on a therapeutic home visit (THV), theitems are checked out when leaving and checked in upon return.Artwork by<strong>Shodair</strong> p<strong>at</strong>ients8

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