Who is responsible for providing deployment cycle resilience training?

The responsibility for providing deployment cycle resilience training primarily lies with a level 1 MRT qualified individual. This training is designed to equip military personnel with skills to enhance their resilience during different phases of deployment. Level 1 MRT is focused on teaching the foundational concepts and skills necessary to foster resilience, effectively preparing individuals to manage the stresses associated with military life and deployment.

While peer support teams and licensed therapists can play important roles in supporting individuals' mental health and resilience, the structured approach of the MRT program specifically delegates the delivery of resilience training to those who have completed this specialized training and education. This ensures that the training is consistent, evidence-based, and aligned with the goals of the MRT program, which aims to improve overall unit readiness and personal well-being.

The option that states "any military member" is too broad and lacks the specific qualifications needed for effective resilience training, underscoring the importance of having a designated person trained in MRT principles.