RESIDENT HANDBOOK - Seabrook House

THERAPEUTIC DISCHARGE (TD)
The following behaviors may result in immediate therapeutic discharge:
1. Use or possession of any mood-altering chemical. Also, individuals having knowledge that
another individual is using, selling, or is in possession of mood altering chemicals without
reporting it to staff.
2. Use of unauthorized medication.
3. Violence or threats of violence toward any staff member, resident or visitor.
4. Physical involvements or sexual activity of any kind, either with another patient or visitors.
5. Smoking in any place other than the smoking area.
6. Breach of confidentiality.
7. Residents under influences will not be permitted on Seabrook West property.
8. Police will be called for any illegal activity at Seabrook West.
MEDICAL CARE
• All medications must be given to the Operations Manager upon admission. Staff members have
the right to inspect the resident’s/visitor’s car, luggage, person, personal belongings and rooms at
any time for any reason.
• Medications can be self-administered following completion of first month, if approved by staff.
• It is very important the community stay focused on recovery by remaining present, both physically
and mentally, during all community or scheduled activity.
• All medical emergencies will be addressed immediately by calling 9-1-1. If 9-1-1 is called by a
resident, staff must be notified immediately.
• There are behavioral health, medical, psychiatric and mental health practitioners in the area.
Seabrook West will have a list of these practitioners and doctors available. Your Primary
Counselor may suggest that you see a physician or practitioner during your stay.
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