Growing up in a family with four police officers, three judges and four lawyers, it is safe to say that I have always felt very comfortable around law enforcement professionals. I spent my summer breaks like Scout Finch watching criminal ... Read More >

The 2016 National Survey on Drug Use and Health (NSDUH) report was released today. This survey which collects data on past month consumption, binge drinking (defined as 4 or more drinks for a female and 5 or more for a ... Read More >

We’re in the heart of summer, which means happy hours on rooftops, back patios, or anywhere the sun, friends, food and drinks meet. The joys of going to happy hour with a group of your closest friends after work are ... Read More >

As the top law enforcement official in their states, attorneys general strive to keep people safe. They play a significant role in the fight against impaired driving and underage drinking, and we enjoy the opportunity to work with many of ... Read More >

Back to School is a Balancing Act There is perhaps not a more difficult day for a parent than the first day of school. Will they get there safely? Do they know where their classes are? Will they make the ... Read More >

The news from the just released Monitoring the Future Report is all good as college alcohol consumption rates continued to decline in 2016. Binge drinking and extreme levels of consumption still occur on campuses across the country, and therefore, it ... Read More >

We caught up with Dr. Mary Alvord, a psychologist with over 35 years of clinical experience, to talk about the importance of relationships in a child’s life, specifically friendship. Often parents worry about their kids not having enough friends or ... Read More >

Tiger Woods is in trouble for a ridiculous lapse in judgment. No, this isn't about that lapse in judgment that had the superstar falling from grace in 2009 -- it's a new one. Multiple news outlets report that the one-time king ... Read More >

As a new school counselor in a public high school, having completed my masters program only a year ago, watching 13 Reasons Why felt like a homework assignment from grad school. I thought it was important to see how high school was depicted and ... Read More >

April is coming to an end, and we wanted to close out Alcohol Responsibility Month with a bang! The fourth Thursday of April is one of the most exciting days of the year for us – it’s National Take Our Daughters ... Read More >

Help the most decorated American gymnast, Simone Biles, and Responsibility.org celebrate the 11th annual Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work Day on Thursday, April 27th. This year, Simone Biles joins Responsibilty.org in celebrating healthy lifestyles with you and your ... Read More >

The responsibilities of a parent are seemingly endless. From the basics, like ensuring kids are fed and looked after when they’re little, to the more dynamic, like teaching them about underage drinking, peer pressure, and ultimately being responsible by their ... Read More >