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Home | Prime For Life. Prevention Research Institute is committed to reducing problems related to high-risk alcohol and drug choices. ...because we do things differently. Create curiosity. We open with conversations about what's important in life and how our choices might protect those values or put them in harm's way.
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P. O. Box 22124 Lexington, KY 40522. Office Hours: Monday - Friday 8:30am - 5pm, ET. Phone: 800-922-9489 Fax: 859-223-5320
Georgia Prime For Life Continuing Education Training: Jekyll Island, GA. Wednesday, September 4, 2024 - Thursday, September 5, 2024. Register for this Event. About This Event. A live in-person continuing education training is now available for Prime For Life Georgia instructors.
The Diversion Center offers National Research Institute® approved Prime For Life® classes on a weekly basis. The 8-hour educational course has been shown to reduce alcohol and drug abuse in teens and adults.
From the Prevention Research Institute’s® website, Prime For Life ® is an evidence-based motivational prevention, intervention and pretreatment program specifically designed for people who might be making high-risk choices.
Currently, DDS has approved the Prime for Life Intervention Component for use in the State of Georgia. This is a copyrighted product of Prevention Research Institute, Inc.
Prime For Life® is an evidence-based motivational prevention, intervention and pre-treatment program specifically designed for people who might be making high-risk choices. This includes but is not limited to impaired driving offenders, college students, and young people charged with drug offenses.
