Prime Good Dads

Prime Good Dads supports drivers and families with information, training, and resources designed to help them strengthen their connection and improve their communication.

Primed for Life – A Mental Health Resource for All Drivers

Driving over the road can be stressful. Drivers must be aware of their surroundings, the things they have to do, situations at home, and other difficult personal situations. Anxiety, depression, relationship concerns, and sadness are all side effects that can occur with our brain must process too much information at one time.

Primed for Life offers an affordable, convenient way for drivers to talk to licensed professionals who will help them sort through important issues in their lives. Whether discussing breathing techniques to bring down one’s blood pressure, or communication advice to help a struggling relationship, the counselors at Primed for Life, are there to help Prime drivers.

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Good Dads Love their Community

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Fatherhood through Divorce: What’s It Like for Dads Over the Road

Dan sat on the couch visibly upset. His body was tense, and it looked like he was at a point of yelling or crying. “My son and I used to be attached at the hip. Anywhere I went he went. Now, I can’t even get him to take out the trash without him yelling at me for ruining his life or accusing me of being mean or angry. I am angry! I have done nothing to him, or her for that matter. She left me and yet I am the bad guy, and she is definitely turning him against me.

Make the Most of Your Time

"Dad, don't go to work." My daughter has been stopping me at the door and telling me these words on a daily basis for the last two weeks.

TRUCKING WITH TWINS

What happens when you are an over-the-road driver and your wife has twins? Prime driver, Daniel Skidmore and wife, Kerry, recently faced this challenge when