Ask a room full of high school students how many of their classmates drank last month, and many will guess about half. The real number for seniors is closer to […]
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11.02.2026
Ray Daugherty is the primary program developer behind Prime For Life, and co-developer of the Lifestyle Risk Reduction Model. He recently joined the Exploracast team for a podcast episode that […]
10.19.2026
JSAD Publication by Prime For Life Research Analyst
Prime For Life research analysts dive deep into the alcohol and drug literature. Recently, Mark Nason provided commentary on best practices when it comes to communicating low-risk guidelines. His article […]
10.12.2026
Exploring Prime For Life – A Podcast Episode With and Dedicated To Michelle Stephen Seigel
Shortly before Michelle passed away in 2025, she sat down with Amanda Hampton at the School Wellness Podcast. Michelle shared her work with and heart for Prime For Life. With […]
09.28.2026
No one starts a Friday intending to make a choice that changes everything. In fact, the choices that hurt us or others rarely feel like turning points while we’re making […]
09.01.2026
JSAD FastTakes: How much alcohol is really low risk?
Read research analyst Mark Nason’s latest publication in JSAD FastTakes! “How much alcohol is really low risk? Rethinking the guidelines” is a quick read on what makes low-risk guidelines effective […]
02.10.2026
2025 Prime Program Implementation Map
Prime For Life, Prime Solutions, and myPrime are in use across the United States and around the world! Below is a map of where our programs were found in 2025, […]
01.15.2026
PRI’s Low-Risk Guidelines: 2026 Update
We receive a lot of questions about our 0-1-2-3 Low-Risk Guidelines for alcohol and drugs, and we know our program instructors do too! Below is a link to recent responses […]
12.20.2025
2025 Prime For Life Evaluation Report
Prime For Life® (PFL) is a motivational intervention designed to reduce the incidence of alcohol- and drug-related problems. In this report, we present findings from a recent evaluation of PFL […]
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