Can I bring a cell phone?
Yes but cell phones must either be checked in or left in your room. Because of confidentiality they can not be used in group or meeting areas.
Frequently Asked Questions
What if I don’t want to share a hotel room with another individual?
It is possible for you to have your own room at an additional cost.
What if some of my items are confiscated when my belongings are searched?
Due to the rules mandated by the State of Ohio, certain items and all medications must be confiscated upon your arrival. A list of all confiscated items is kept, signed by the individual, and witnessed by a staff member. All confiscated items are kept in the locked staff room; medications are signed out by clients …
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What should I bring with me?
A list of that you should, and can not, bring with you is included in the registration packet that you print for yourself. All meals are provided on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.
What should I expect when I arrive?
When you arrive at the Courtyard by Marriott you will be seen by a staff member who will take your vitals (blood pressure, heart rate, etc.) and a staff member will search all items brought into the program. You will then receive your room assignment. After settling in, the group meets in the lecture room …
How do I sign up?
You may either fill out the registration online and pay by credit card or download and print the forms and fill them out. Mail or bring them with your payment to us at 732 Main Street, Toledo, Ohio 43605. Office number is 419-308-9859. We are open by appointment by calling 419-308-9859 or 419-308-8940. You may …
Why do you need my social security number or BAC level?
Some registration information, such as social security, BAC, or driver’s license points, is a requirement of the State of Ohio and your ordering court, and must be provided in order to complete registration with Talbot Services and fulfill the requirements of the ordering court and the State of Ohio.
What is BAC?
BAC is blood alcohol content, the number that registered on the breathalyzer.
