TERPA-US™   
Trauma  Endocrine  Risk  Pattern  Assessment   University   Sports

What Is TERPA-US™?

TERPA-US™ is a non-diagnostic risk and performance awareness system designed for university athletic programs operating in high-pressure, high-visibility environments.

It supports athletic directors, program leadership, and collegiate athletes in recognizing early mental-health, stress-related, and physiological risk patterns that may impact:

• Athlete wellbeing

• Performance stability

• Injury vulnerability

• Burnout and disengagement

• Long-term program risk

TERPA-US™ is not therapy, not diagnosis, and not a replacement for licensed medical or mental-health care.
It functions as a preventive, awareness-based system within university athletics.

Why TERPA-US™ Exists

In collegiate athletics, risk rarely appears suddenly.

It develops gradually through:

• Sustained performance pressure

• Unaddressed stress load

• Identity strain

• Cumulative trauma exposure

• Nervous-system dysregulation

These patterns often go unnoticed until they surface as:

• Injury

• Burnout

• Behavioral issues

• Academic disruption

• Program-level liability concerns

TERPA-US™ exists to support earlier recognition  before outcomes escalate.

Who TERPA-US™ Is Designed For

TERPA-US™ is designed for institutions and leadership, not individual diagnosis.

Primary stakeholders include:

• Athletic directors

• Associate and assistant athletic directors

• Sports medicine leadership

• University administrators

• Performance and wellness teams

It may also support athletes, within a structured, non-clinical framework aligned with institutional oversight.

What TERPA-US™ Supports (High-Level)

TERPA-US™ provides a structured awareness framework that supports:

• Recognition of mental-health and stress-related risk patterns

• Improved early awareness across athletic programs

• Leadership-level insight into athlete stability and sustainability

• Informed conversations around support and referral pathways

TERPA-US™ is designed to complement existing medical, mental-health, and compliance systems, not replace them.

How TERPA-US™ Is Implemented

TERPA-US™ is delivered as a system, not a standalone product.

Implementation may include:

• Leadership or program-level briefings

• Structured awareness tools

• Secure app-based pattern recognition support

• Optional pilots or institution-level licensing

Specific implementation details are intentionally limited and discussed directly with authorized university representatives.

What TERPA-US™ Is Not

To avoid confusion, TERPA-US™ is not:

• Clinical diagnosis or treatment

• Mental-health therapy

• An injury management tool

• A replacement for sports medicine or counseling services

• A general wellness app

It is a risk-aware, performance-focused awareness system designed for institutional responsibility.

Why University Leadership Engages

University athletic leadership carries responsibility not only for performance  but for athlete safety, sustainability, and institutional risk.

TERPA-US™ supports:

• Proactive risk awareness

• Responsible leadership decision-making

• Alignment with duty-of-care expectations

• Early identification of concerning patterns

• Supportive, non-punitive frameworks

Without requiring diagnosis, disclosure, or clinical labeling.

Engagement & Access

TERPA-US™ is offered through direct institutional conversations to determine alignment and fit.

It is not designed for open enrollment or public distribution.

Universities interested in preventive, non-diagnostic risk awareness within athletic programs may request a confidential discussion.

Request an Institutional Conversation

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🔒 Note on Intellectual Property

TERPA-US™ is a proprietary framework.
Methodology, scoring logic, and implementation processes are not publicly disclosed.

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