The sober living environment at Rocky Mountain Sober Living (RMSL) is designed for an easy transition, whether you are transferring from an inpatient treatment program or not. To make the process even easier, we have provided a clear packing list below so you can easily prepare for your new sober living experience. If you need any clarification about provided items or things you can or cannot bring into your sober living home, please call our admissions team or fill out the contact form at the bottom of the page.

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To Bring:​

• Enough clothes for a week

• Toiletries and hygiene products (i.e. toothpaste, toothbrush, deodorant, soap, etc.)

• Money for transportation (bus passes, Uber, gas, etc.)

• Personal electronics (laptops, tablets, and game consoles)*

• Cell phone**

• Food and non-alcoholic drinks

• Tobacco (if you use it) Smoking outside in our designated area is allowed

 

Not to Bring:

• Personal furniture (i.e. chairs, tables, TVs, desktop computers, etc.)

• Bedding

• Pots and pans (no crockpots please)

• Pets (no dogs, cats, fish, etc. are permitted)

• Wall-hanging decor or pictures (personal pictures can be placed in frames on bedside tables)

• Firearms or weapons of any kind

• Inappropriate materials or clothing (anything displaying/suggesting/promoting sexual content or drug use)

• Products containing alcohol (i.e. mouthwash, hand sanitizer, antibacterial soap, cleaning products)

 

We Provide:

• Linens and bedding

• Drawers and closet space

• A flat-screen TV with cable

• Wi-Fi throughout the community

• Cooking and eating utensils

• Full-size kitchen appliances

• Laundry detergent

• Cleaning supplies

• Coffee

• Washer and dryer​

 

*You are liable for any game consoles you choose to bring to any Rocky Mountain Sober Living home. We also provide a community computer laptop for you to access the internet for employment. 

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**RMSL has a landline phone, but we highly recommend bringing your own cell phone as it will make coordinating for job interviews and securing employment much easier.