This study tested an online mindfulness-based resilience training program for firefighters. Compared to a control group, participants who completed the program showed improved ability to cope with stress and adapt to difficult situations, with the strongest gains seen at 6 months. The effect was larger among those who completed most sessions. The program also improved coping behaviors like seeking support and taking action under stress. However, it did not significantly improve rapid “bounce-back” recovery. The findings suggest short, online resilience training can strengthen workforce mental readiness over time, especially in high-stress roles like emergency response.

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