Our three main categories of service include: medical, mentorship, and mental health. Please read the questions below to learn more about each.

All of our services, whether medical, mentorship, or mental health, are of no cost to our clients.

Yes, we currently have a Spanish speaking nurse practitioner and nurse on staff with RETA. Additionally, we have a Spanish speaking office administrator, men’s program coordinator, and volunteer mentors.

With the addition of our nurse practitioner to our staff, our medical services now include pregnancy testing & first trimester ultrasound, prenatal care for the first 20 weeks, pap/pelvic/breast exams, well-woman check-ups, STD testing and treatment, HIV testing, abortion pill reversal, and developmental screening for children up to the age 5.

Currently, our medical services provide prenatal care for the first 20 weeks, and then we transition our patients to an accepting provider. We also offer prenatal classes to our clients to prepare them for the birth of their child. Additionally, we offer pregnancy testing, STI testing/treatment, and limited obstetric ultrasound in the first trimester. Our mentorship program also helps to support you on your parenting journey.

In a limited obstetric ultrasound, the sonographer checks for three things: determine if the pregnancy is in the uterus, measure gestational age, and measure the fetal heart rate. Our Medical Director oversees the sonographers and reads the ultrasound scans.

A limited obstetric ultrasound does not diagnose anything beyond the three items listed and will not reveal the gender of your baby. An anatomy scan, typically done around 20 weeks, is commonly done during prenatal care with your doctor.

If you are seeking medical services at RETA, you will need to drink plenty of fluids beforehand. Our pregnancy testing and certain STI tests are run through a urine specimen. If you are having an abdominal ultrasound, it is important that your bladder is full to obtain the best images and measurements during the scan.

If you are seeking an ultrasound, a transvaginal ultrasound may be performed if you are less than 11 weeks pregnant or additional ultrasound images are needed for accurate measurements.

Due to the individualized care given to each client, appointments are approximately one hour.

In Indiana, minors are able to consent to certain types of care without parental consent, including prenatal care and STI testing. While we would encourage you to be open and honest with your family, we do not release any of your information without your consent, unless required by law.

Yes, at RETA we assess each individual's needs and make referrals as they are needed.

Yes, if you need someone to help you navigate through a situation or have medical questions, you may schedule a consult appointment and have a nurse sit down with you to help answer questions and listen to your needs and concerns.

Abortion Pill Reversal involves using progesterone to reverse the effects of the first pill of chemical abortion -Mifepristone. Mifepristone blocks the pregnancy hormone progesterone to the developing baby. The reversal simply counteracts those effects by supplying extra progesterone for the baby. Studies show a success rate of approximately 66% for reversing mifepristone and continuing the pregnancy.

Progesterone is a safe medication and is commonly given in pregnancy. For more information about Abortion Pill Reversal, go to abortionpillreversal.com.

We offer counseling for adolescents and adults experiencing anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, or issues related to pregnancy.

Yes, if we have availability for both appointments, we will try to schedule you for back-to-back appointments.

Yes. When a client is experiencing an unplanned pregnancy, we share about the option of adoption. If the client is interested in learning more, we can connect them with individuals who have experienced adoption from all angles – from those who have placed for adoption or adopted a child, to those who were adopted. If the client is interested in taking next steps toward making an adoption plan, RETA refers them to reputable agencies we trust.

We provide mentoring for women, men, couples, and teens. Mentorship is individualized to meet the needs of the participant and can be scheduled weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly. Once you are matched with a mentor, you will find a common time to meet, and the two of you will determine the topics/areas of focus that will help you heal, grow, and build a more promising future. We want to walk alongside you and offer commitment, connection, support, empowerment, encouragement, and presence.

Items in the Family Store are available to RETA patients/clients when they come in for medical or mentorship appointments.

Mentorship is typically one-on-one. Participants will meet with a staff member or a volunteer. By meeting one-on-one, we can individualize our sessions to meet the specific needs of the participant.

RETA also offers group mentorship classes to address prevailing issues that affect many. For example, we are currently teaching classes on trauma and overcoming early childhood adversity.

Many men come because they are motivated to be better dads. Some feel unprepared for an expected baby. Some do it because they want to increase their visitation or custody time. Some guys are court- or probation-referred. Some just want to learn about issues that concern them or want to talk with another man. Men and fathers of all ages (with kids of all ages) are welcome to get connected.

Sessions typically focus on spiritual growth, moral integrity, and serving others, aligning with the teachings and example of Christ. Each session aims to foster holistic growth, empowering men to live out their faith authentically and impactfully.

It is about teaching teens a holistic and Christ-centered view of sex, sexuality, and gender.