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About BMAT
BMAT (Black Mental Wellness App Tool) is built to feel welcoming: daily check-ins, trusted screenings, and care ideas that meet you where you are—not a cold dashboard.
The Warren Model
BMAT relies on the Warren Model, which was developed by Dr. Rosalyn Warren Avant, a professional with more than 20 years of experience.
The Warren Model is the content, the research, and the material that connects BMAT to African American women between the ages of 39–59.
Development
The main developers for this app are Jeremy Carpenter and Ciara Smith of CIJE dev, a private software development company that started in 2019.
Designers & collaborators
Further credits for designers and other contributors will be added here.
What you can do with BMAT
Pick what helps today—everything else stays available when you need it.
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Account & privacy — Secure sign-in, session handling, and optional cookie preferences.
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Screenings — One place to choose PHQ-9 (depression) or GAD-7 (anxiety), with scores, severity labels, and history; safety messaging when indicated.
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Daily check-in — Track mood, stress, sleep, and notes over time.
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Care plan — Adaptive suggestions, tiny actions you can mark done, curated resources and embedded video.
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Personal profile — One place to open Connections (trusted contacts and check-in requests) or Personalization (care-plan topic tuning).
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Cultural fit — Daily affirmations, language tone, and optional representation-focused video picks on your care plan.
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AI Wellness — Optional AI reflection when the server is configured; not a substitute for professional care.
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Trends & history — Charts and tables for assessments, check-ins, and action completions.
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Wellness snapshot — A wellness score and pattern insights drawn from your latest signals.
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Private session — Optional browser-based stream so others can join with a room code (you choose what to share).
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Warren Model slides — Weekly slide decks in the section above when files are added under
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Admin (when enabled) — Ethical, aggregated oversight; optional clinical tools for authorized staff.