Til' the Job Do Us Part

The badge changes you. This one-day course gives officers the tools to recognize how the job affects every area of their personal life, before the damage becomes irreversible.

Why This Training Exists
70%

Studies estimate divorce rates as high as 70% in some law enforcement populations.

184

More officers die by suicide than in the line of duty, an average of 184 a year, according to a 2024 report.

54%

Officers have a 54% higher suicide risk compared to other workers, and relationship problems are consistently listed as a contributing factor.

Rich Rodriguez has been married multiple times. The job took some of them. To this day, he has no relationship with his two adult children.

He teaches this course so other officers don't have to learn the same way he did.

If you or someone you know is struggling, the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline is available 24/7 by call or text.

Sources: CNA / First H.E.L.P., Law Enforcement Deaths by Suicide (2024); Violanti et al., Law Enforcement Worker Suicide: An Updated National Assessment (2021).

Format

One full day. Structured curriculum with clear learning objectives, delivered through presentation, established principles, and guided group discussion.

Audience

Law enforcement officers.

"You can be a great officer and still go home to nothing. I've been there, and it's a dark place."

Rich Rodriguez · 40 years of service

Officers leave with a new perspective on what really matters, and the awareness to protect it before it's gone.

What This Course Covers

  • Marriage, divorce, and suicide in law enforcement
  • Managing the ego the badge creates
  • Infidelity: the pattern that repeats
  • Off-duty employment and overtime: what it's really costing you
  • Work friendships and partnerships: the lines that blur
  • What your career is doing to your children
  • Alcohol and drugs: the most common escape no one admits to
  • How personal problems become safety issues on duty
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Rich and Amanda Rodriguez posing together at the Casino Royale backdrop with golden lights and a movie theme.

WHY THEY BUILT THIS COURSE

Rich and Amanda created Til the Job Do Us Part for one reason: so that other marriages survive, and other families stay whole.

Rich already paid the price, and he refuses to watch another officer pay it too.

If this course saves one marriage, keeps one family together, or brings one officer home before it's too late, it has done its job.