Resilience Training, Formerly known as Battlemind Training

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Offers strength-based, positive psychology tools to aid Soldiers, Leaders and Families in their ability to grow and thrive in the face of challenges and bounce back from adversity. Training and information is targeted to all phases of the Soldier deployment cycle, Soldier life cycle and Soldier support system.

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Institutional (Life-Cycle) Resilience Training Modules provide Initial Military Training (IMT) and progressive Professional Military Education (PME) Resilience Training timed to the specific phases of the Soldier’s career. Soldiers and Leaders are trained in the principles and skills that enhance Soldier and organizational resilience and reduce the barriers to seeking behavioral health care.
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Operational (Deployment-Cycle) Resilience Training Modules train Soldiers and Leaders in preparing for and managing the realities of the deployment and the transition back home.
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Family Resilience Training Modules train the Soldiers' Families in preparing for and managing the realities of the deployment and the transition back home.
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Military Resilience Trainer (MRT) and MRT Facilitator (MRT-F) Course Training Materials and References.
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Information, training products and resources designed for behavioral health and primary care providers.
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This website provides Soldiers, Families, Master Resilience Trainers (MRTs), MRT Facilitators, and Behavioral Health Care Providers access to Resilience Training presentations, training materials and references. It is provided to you by the Research Transition Office (RT0), Walter Reed Army Institute of Research (WRAIR), U.S. Army Medical Research and Materiel Command (USAMRMC), U.S. Army Medical Command (USAMEDCOM) in cooperation with Comprehensive Soldier Fitness (CSF).