How Do I Participate?

Download The Lone Star Readiness App

Participation in TLEPN is simple and straightforward.

Download the TLEPN mobile application clicking on the links below:

By downloading the application, participants gain access to a range of resources and support services designed to promote mental health and well-being among law enforcement professionals.

Accessing your Lone Star Readiness App:

  1. Log into your MyTCOLE account and write down your Login Information
  2. Open your Lone Star Readiness App
  3. Use your previously written MyTCOLE Login Information to start your account
  4. Use your App anonmously

And then:

Build your network and expore all the resources at your finger tips.

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With the Lone Star Readiness App, you can take control of your mental health and well-being, knowing that support is just a click away. Join us in our mission to foster a culture of peer support and resilience within the law enforcement community.

Take a Self-Assessment

Self-assessments provide users with a private, judgment-free way to quickly evaluate their own stress, wellness, and warning signs. By answering a few guided questions, users can gain clearer insight into areas where they may be struggling — often recognizing issues they might not have realized or wanted to acknowledge. These assessments are not diagnostic, but they act as an early indicator that encourages users to seek care, connect with peer support, or access the right resources before challenges escalate.

Self-Assessments

HIT and BOP Assessment

For decades, we’ve addressed the psychological wounds of law enforcement and first responders without asking a critical question: Are there underlying neurological factors?

This HIT (Head Impact Trauma) and BOP (Blast Overpressure) Self-Assessment confronts repeated exposure to head impacts—from defensive tactics, firearms instruction, breaching, combatives, and training scenarios—can alter the brain. This isn’t limited to combat injuries; it includes the cumulative trauma faced by military, law enforcement and other first responders by simply doing their jobs.

Once completed, you will receive an email of your results which helps document those possible exposures so your care team can better understand what might be affecting you.

We cannot treat what we do not understand and the brain keeps score.

Created by

Stephanie Samuels, MA, MSW, LCSW
Clinician Specializing in Law Enforcement Mental Health Since 1989
Founder, CopLine, Inc.

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