Resource Treatment Center in Indianapolis provides structured residential care for young people aged 11-21 struggling with mood and behavioral health issues. The center specializes in helping adolescents, teens, and young adults whose emotional-behavioral conditions have disrupted their home or school environments or led to juvenile justice involvement. Treatment follows a distinctive four-phase approach: Identify, Connect, Demonstrate, and Contribute. This progressive model helps residents first understand their situation, then learn and implement new skills, and finally give back to the community through prosocial activities. The therapeutic program integrates individual, group, and family therapy throughout these phases. Resource also offers accredited in-house education through the Indianapolis Public School System, with certified special education teachers providing three hours of daily instruction. Students can pursue credit recovery or GED preparation as needed. The center accepts all major insurance plans, including Medicaid, making treatment accessible to families with various coverage options.