How 2 Love Our Cops

Clinician DirectoryService

An online list of mental health professionals who have been reviewed for experience with law enforcement and first responder families. You can search by state, specialty or telehealth.

Community InvolvementProgram

The team helps law enforcement families after hard events like line-of-duty deaths, fires and suicides. Help has included peer support, meals and needed items.

Department Resources and Starter KitsProgram

Police departments can order starter kits to hand out to new officer families. The group also offers a short video and a handbook for starting a family program.

Law Enforcement Family HelplineService

A non-emergency phone line where trained volunteers, who are family members of officers and first responders, listen and point you to next steps. It is not for crises or emergencies.

Marriage SupportProgram

Marriage and relationship help for law enforcement couples, including books by the founder, a blog, a spouse conference, and spouse group support. Couples' retreats are still being planned.

New Officer Family ResourcesProgram

Answers, a video library and peer support for families whose loved one has just started in law enforcement. The FAQ covers fears, insurance, social media and schedules.

Peer Support RequestService

If you would rather have someone reach out to you, fill out an online form. A trained peer support volunteer who knows law enforcement life will contact you.

Spouse Group Assistance and MentoringProgram

Team members with experience help police departments and spouse associations start or improve support groups for law enforcement families.