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    • Law enforcement violence is a significant public health issue.
    • Law enforcement officers face elevated risks for psychiatric disorders.
    • Mentalization-Based Treatment (MBT) shows empirical support for various conditions.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To explore the application of MBT as a transdiagnostic psychotherapy for law enforcement professionals.
    • To examine MBT's potential for dual-focus treatment impacting officer mental health and societal violence.
    • To adapt MBT principles for the unique challenges faced by law enforcement.

    Main Methods:

    • Review of core MBT principles and common mentalizing vulnerabilities in law enforcement.
    • Outline of a novel single-session psychoeducation and psychotherapy group intervention.
    • Illustration of the intervention using a case example from a first responder residential program.

    Main Results:

    • MBT can enhance self-reflection and empathy among law enforcement officers.
    • The proposed group intervention offers a practical application of MBT for this population.
    • The approach has implications for both psychiatric treatment and police training.

    Conclusions:

    • MBT presents a promising transdiagnostic psychotherapy for law enforcement officers.
    • This intervention may improve officer mental health and contribute to reducing societal violence.
    • The single-session group model is a novel and applicable approach for police training and treatment.