Policing is associated with high rates of stress, mental illness, and PTSD, impacting decision-making and potentially leading to excessive force. Positive psychology, particularly the PERMA-H model (Positive emotions, Engagement, Relationships, Meaning, Accomplishment, and Health), offers a framework for enhancing mental wellbeing and resilience in officers. This research examines the data collected from 334 Pennsylvania police officers to assess the prevalence of PERMA-H and whether resilient officers use healthier coping strategies compared to less resilient counterparts.