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BlueLine Support Access to BlueLine Support™ is through a 24 hour hotline [(855) 964-2583] which connects the calling officer with a trained peer support officer.
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BlueLine Support™ is a peer support officer program with a network of Mental Health Professionals, providing intervention, prevention, resiliency, and self-care services for law enforcement officers regardless of status. The peer support officer will explore the officer’s issues to determine the appropriateness of a referral to one of our network of Professionals. Many times simply speaking to a peer support officer gives the officer the necessary perspective and relief needed to address the issues without the need for a referral. For those times in which a referral is needed, the peer support officer will provide a referral to the officer based upon their geographical location, insurance provider, and presenting issue. Officer’s insurance providers are billed by the MHP so that HIPPA laws apply thus assuring 100% confidentiality is afforded and maintained. The MHPs utilized by BlueLine Support are carefully selected to include only those who have demonstrated an understanding in police culture and what an officer experiences daily. Most often this is achieved by the MHP having dealt previously with law enforcement officers in their private practices, having LEO family members, or were LEOs themselves. Each MHP is also trained by BlueLine Support prior to any officer being referred to them.

Happy Easter to all of our Brothers and Sisters working today to protect their communities. Please take a few minutes to...
05/04/2026

Happy Easter to all of our Brothers and Sisters working today to protect their communities.

Please take a few minutes to thank them for working on this special holiday.

**EDIT** Thank you to our Clinical Advisor for making sure we put out accurate information! Licensed mental health profe...
02/04/2026

**EDIT** Thank you to our Clinical Advisor for making sure we put out accurate information!

Licensed mental health professionals, including LMHCs, LCSWs, LMFTs, and registered interns under supervision, are all qualified to diagnose PTSD within their scope of practice.Under current state statutes for PTSD workers’ compensation claims, the diagnosis must be made by a psychiatrist; these are some symptoms. If you, or an officer you know, is suffering with these symptoms give us a call; we can help you find a Dr. to work on these.

Friday, our President Mark DeStefano, presented our Peer 2 Peer class at Courtdale Police Department. Here is the commen...
29/03/2026

Friday, our President Mark DeStefano, presented our Peer 2 Peer class at Courtdale Police Department. Here is the comments from Chief Duffy! Thank you for your kind words.

Thank you - BlueLine Support

Courtdale Police would like to thank our friends at BlueLine Support for the top notch training today at the Courtdale Municipal Building.

Representatives from Courtdale Police, Luzerne Police, the Luzerne County Sheriff’s Office, and Norfolk Southern Railroad Police participated in a “Peer 2 Peer” training course today.

Mark DeStefano and Sara Swarthout from BlueLine Support shared a lot of great information and coached us during various interactive exercises.

After attending this course, I would strongly recommend it to other law enforcement, especially law enforcement leadership. It can undoubtedly better prepare an organization to deal with one of their own, who might be struggling with something from on or off the job. A lot of the information hit home for many of us in the class.

We invited BlueLine Support back for their leadership class which will be announced at a later date.

Thanks again BlueLine Support for the work you do for law enforcement!

- Chief Danny Duffy

We all have experienced these symptoms at some time or another; it is not healthy, but seems to come with this job. Hope...
15/03/2026

We all have experienced these symptoms at some time or another; it is not healthy, but seems to come with this job.

Hopefully, you are able to use good stress management techniques to aide in calming yourself.

This morning, Mark is promoting BLS @ the 2nd annual FHP Auxiliary's 1st responder 5k.
15/03/2026

This morning, Mark is promoting BLS @ the 2nd annual FHP Auxiliary's 1st responder 5k.

Such a tragic loss. Su***de is never the answer. There is so much support for our First Responders. BlueLine Support is ...
08/03/2026

Such a tragic loss. Su***de is never the answer. There is so much support for our First Responders. BlueLine Support is one of many groups here to assist our Brothers and Sisters in there darkest times.

"YOU ARE NEVER ALONE"

Help is only a phone call away.

855-964-2583 or BlueLineSupport-BLS@gmail.com

Rest. We all need good solid rest periods. First Responders need to take advantage of rest periods, due to the stress we...
07/03/2026

Rest. We all need good solid rest periods. First Responders need to take advantage of rest periods, due to the stress we constantly face on the job.

Good exercise periods go right along with good rest periods. Even if it's a walk, streching or a bike ride can help your body and mind defuse after a difficult shift.

🚑🚒🚓 First Responders: Your mental health matters too.

Long shifts, tough calls, interrupted sleep, and constant adrenaline can take a toll on both your mind and body. The reality is that most first responders don’t have hours to dedicate to self-care—but small habits can still make a difference.

Even 10 minutes can help reset your stress response and support your mental wellness.

Simple things like:
✔ Taking a short walk after shift
✔ Practicing controlled breathing
✔ Checking in with someone you trust
✔ Stretching tight muscles after a long day in gear
✔ Taking a quick break from the phone and radio noise

These small moments help your nervous system downshift from constant “go mode.”

Mental wellness doesn’t require a complete life overhaul. Sometimes it’s just about building small resets into your day.

If you’re a first responder, which of these works best for you?
Or what’s your go-to 10-minute reset after a tough shift?

Drop it in the comments- your idea might help someone else. 👇

This second NC Stare Trooper killed in a single vehicle crash in the past couple of weeks. This is a terrible loss to th...
03/03/2026

This second NC Stare Trooper killed in a single vehicle crash in the past couple of weeks. This is a terrible loss to their agency.

Thoughts and prayers from BlueLine Support.

This Corrections Officer was attacked and killed while serving his community. Our thoughts and prayers go out to his fam...
03/03/2026

This Corrections Officer was attacked and killed while serving his community. Our thoughts and prayers go out to his family, friends and co-workers.

BlueLine Support sends condolences for the tragic loss of this Corporal. Thoughts and prayers R.I.P.
03/03/2026

BlueLine Support sends condolences for the tragic loss of this Corporal.

Thoughts and prayers R.I.P.

We are sharing the tragic loss of this Deputy Sheriff killed in the line of duty.Thoughts and prayers.
03/03/2026

We are sharing the tragic loss of this Deputy Sheriff killed in the line of duty.

Thoughts and prayers.

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