TROTTER HOUSE of EVANSVILLE
Our Services
service and information we can provide. From pregnancy services to developing life skills, Trotter House of Evansville excels in enhancing people with the tools necessary to build life-saving communities.
We do not offer, recommend or refer for abortions or abortifacients, but are committed to offering accurate information about abortion procedures and risks.
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Abortion Information
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Abortion
Recovery
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Abortion
Pill Reversal
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Emergency Contraception
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Pregnancy
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Sexual Health
TROTTER HOUSE OF EVANSVILE
What You Need To Know
About Our Center
Our center is equipped with advanced sonogram technology and resources to provide you with the help you need. Our experienced personnel is a delightful bunch that cares about you and your well-being. When you come to our center, you will experience a calm, pleasant, and fun atmosphere. We are also equipped with our life skills classrooms, a clothing boutique, and a children’s room.
What should you expect at our center?
Privacy.
When you come to our center, you can rest assured that your visit and any information you share with us is completely confidential. We will not share any personal information about you or your visit with anyone outside of our organization. One of our goals is to build relationships, give support, and provide programs such as life skills for both men and women.
Respect
At our center, you will be met with a caring environment with a professional staff that respects you and your body. We will not judge you, pressure you, or treat you with anything but our best – every time.
Information and Options
At our center, you will receive accurate and honest information on an array of subjects including pregnancy, abortion, adoption, parenting, and so much more
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For Men
Do you think she's pregnant?
What to do:
Talk with her and listen to her. Keep the lines of communication open between the two of you at all times. DO NOT close yourself off emotionally because this situation involves more than just you!
Be there for her. She needs you now more than ever before.
Talk with the people who care. In addition to keeping the lines of communication open between the two of you, it’s important to discuss the situation with parents and others who’ll be directly affected. Keeping this a secret will only add to the stress – yours and hers.
Educate yourself. Collect information and seek advice from people you trust.
Be honest with her and yourself. Own and share at all times how you feel. You’ll be surprised at how much it will help her to know that you share the same concerns. You’ll be surprised at what you learn about yourself. And you’ll be proud that you’re standing tall together!
What Not To Do:
If you and your partner have conflicting ideas about how to proceed with this unplanned pregnancy, please visit us for consulting, counseling, and verification that your partner is indeed pregnant, and to assist you in choosing life over death. We have many programs and offerings in our facility to assist you from sonograms to verify that there is a baby, to referrals and in-house counseling, items needed by you and the baby, and many more. You can work together to provide this new life with wonderful opportunities.
Continue talking with your partner. You need to make this decision together. You need to support each other as well as this new life. You have a new life that you helped create and he or she deserves the best from you both Don’t give up on each other or this precious new life.
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“I’m pregnant…”
An unplanned pregnancy can be scary. She needs to know she is not alone. She can get through this, and you will be there to help along the way.
What to do:
- Talk with her and listen to her. Ask her how she’s feeling and listen for ways you can help. Be there for her. Sometimes, the best way to help is to just be with her.
- Talk with the people who care for her. Offer to help her tell her parents, the child’s father, or other family members who need to know she’s pregnant. Listen for ways you can help her think through whom to tell and when.
- Learn about where she can go for help during her unplanned pregnancy. She has options, and there are organizations near her that can help. You can find those on OptionLine.org and even help her make an appointment.
What Not To Do:
- Don’t shame her. She may already feel guilty, embarrassed, or ashamed. Be a safe person for her. Stay positive and encouraging!
- Don’t pressure her. You may know what you would do if you were in her shoes, but she is the one who needs to decide. She has choices to make, and she needs to know you’ll be with her no matter what.
- Don’t cut her off. Most women and girls with unplanned pregnancies already feel alone. Make sure she knows you’ll stay with her—and listen to her—no matter what.
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