What to Pack for Rehab
For a residential stay, pack comfortable clothes, basic toiletries, any prescribed medicines in their original packaging, and your identification documents. Leave alcohol, drugs and valuables at home. Our admissions team will confirm exactly what to bring when you call 0706 466 150.
Last updated: 3 November 2026
What should I bring?
- Comfortable everyday clothes for the length of stay
- A warm jacket or sweater
- Comfortable shoes
- Basic toiletries
- Prescribed medicines in original packaging, with prescriptions
- National ID or other identification
- Contact details of next of kin
What should I leave at home?
- Alcohol and drugs of any kind
- Large amounts of cash and valuable jewellery
- Anything our team asks you not to bring
Why does the list matter?
A clear list keeps the centre safe and free of substances for everyone in recovery, and helps the client settle in quickly. Always confirm the final list with our team, as it can depend on the person's treatment plan.
What are the next steps?
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I bring my phone?
Ask our admissions team when you call; they will explain the current arrangements for phones and contact with family.
How do I admit someone to Holding Hands?
Call 0706 466 150 or send a WhatsApp message. Our team does a free, confidential assessment, agrees a treatment plan and admission date with you, and explains what to bring. Our admissions team is available 24 hours a day.
Is treatment confidential?
Yes. Every enquiry, assessment and treatment record is kept confidential.