Start the Intake Process at Orlando Men’s Rehab
Ready to take the first step toward freedom from addiction? Follow these simple steps to begin your recovery journey.
Why Choose Our Teen Challenge Intake Program for Men?
Orlando Men’s Rehab offers a faith-based, long-term residential program focused on addiction recovery, trauma healing, and life transformation. Our program includes trauma-informed care and licensed clinical services, all within a supportive Christian environment.
We help men break free from addiction, rebuild family relationships, and establish lasting change through biblical principles and professional guidance.
How the Intake Process Works
Step 1: Willingness to Get Help
The applicant must be personally motivated to begin the program. We require a clear desire to change—this cannot come from a parent or friend. With limited space and generous donor support, we prioritize applicants ready to fully commit to this life-changing journey.
Step 2: Contact Us or Submit an Inquiry
Call our intake team or fill out our inquiry form. If we believe the program is a good fit, we will provide you with the application packet.
Step 3: Apply Now
After receiving the completed application, our Intake Counselors will follow up with next steps, including any required detox or medical clearances. Please note: we expect the applicant to take initiative. Lack of follow-through may result in denial.
Documents Required Upon Admission
- Photo ID (driver’s license or state ID)
- Social Security Card (or application receipt)
- Medical test results: physical, TB, HIV, and Hep-C
- Medical insurance card (if applicable)
- Green Card (for non-citizen permanent residents)
Support for Friends and Family
While every situation is different, we encourage loved ones to speak truth in love—not in judgment. Though we do not conduct interventions ourselves, we can refer professional third-party interventionists.
If your loved one is experiencing a mental health crisis or suicidal thoughts, please call 911 or visit the nearest hospital immediately.
Read: Talking to a Loved One About Addiction




