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About Us
Our Mission
BMWC's mission is stemming out of our larger vision of the world where all consumers in their communities, respectively, and from all backgrounds are being supported to thrive.
Behavioral and Mental Wellness Coaching, Inc. (BMWC) is a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business committed to working with you from a place of human dignity, unconditional high regards, and mutually shared vision and values. BMWC engages and explores with individuals and organizations with a like-minded focus to support what is important to you.
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Together, we bring forth different observers with new eyes (lens), new conversations, and healthier habits. BMWC facilitates a process of educational services and training of a clinically vetted and innovative peer mentoring model.
BMWC’s training incorporates the evidence-based practices of peer support and WRAP® (Wellness Recovery Action Plan®). WRAP® are practices to engage, empower, and equip programs for individuals and groups. WRAP® is the most widely disseminated self-directed person-centered practice in the United States (Roberts & Wolfson, 2004).
Wali Mutazammil
President and Chief Executive Officer
Behavioral and Mental Wellness Coaching, Inc.
WRAP® co-facilitated by trained peers has been recognized by the United States Substance Abuse and Mental Health Administration (SAMHSA) as evidence-based practices and listed in the National Registry of Evidence-Based Programs and Practices (SAMHSA, 2010). Researchers from the Department of Psychiatry at the University of Illinois at Chicago conducted a randomized control trial that demonstrated significantly positive mental health and community integration outcomes.
Individuals with severe trauma participated in the research and WRAP® groups based on the values and practices developed by Mary Ellen Copeland, PhD and maintained by the Copeland Center for Wellness and Recovery (Cook, et al., 2012). These findings have been replicated in other studies conducted across the United States and around the world. The evidence clearly demonstrates that participation in evidence-based peer support services and WRAP® groups can help individuals achieve positive self-management of their lives (Buffington, 2003; Allot, et al. 2002; Scottish Centre for Social Research & Pratt, R. 2010).
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