Really Charlie Charlie Perry & Marvin Speller-CoachM100
Let's make mental health a priority.
Join us for a bi-weekly podcast/show on the Really Charlie podcast. We encouraged you to join us live. If you wish just tune in and we will invite you through the StreamYard link.
Charlie Perry is a 30 year retired Police Officer in the
New Bedford Police Department.
He has worked in Patrol, Juvenile Detective, School Resource Officer, Detective Division, Criminal Records Bureau serving the city of New Bedford in various capacities.
Charlie is an accomplished poet and is in the band, KS & The Lifted.
He currently hosts the Really Charlie podcast on Anchor by Spotify and is the host on WNB One Radio with Host Russell Ramos.
Marvin (CoachM100) is a Mental Health Caregiver Coach who helps those who struggle and need support as a caregiver for friends and family members that are afflicted with mental setbacks.
Marvin (CoachM100) helps them transition through these challenges, moves the needle with them in regards to their own self-care, and provides lasting coping skills.
Marvin (CoachM100) has spent over thirty years as an operational leader, educator, self-help advocate, coach activist, and implementation specialist.
Marvin (CoachM100) works in the local communities as a certified master health, life and transformational coach. Marvin (CoachM100) has coached hundreds of people over the last 30 years helping men and women, who have personally had breakthrough moments.
His vast business acumen, deep community connections, and his purpose have given him the foundation to take our community, from here to there. His lasting relationships with people of all backgrounds, has allowed him to relate to a community in dire need. He created his Man UP Program, to help uplift men. Marvin moved to Los Angeles, CA from Charlotte, NC, where he was an activist for numerous Domestic Violence organizations, Charlotte Reads Program, Habitat for Humanity, Aids Walk, and Girl Talk. Marvin has given his time and support to underserved youth throughout the Charlotte area. Marvin contributed his image to several Billboards in Charlotte to promote literacy amongst children 5-12 years old. Once he arrived in Los Angeles, CA, he has continued to uplift the community of Los Angeles contributing his voice to the Minority Outreach Symposium with Political Leaders, Law Enforcement, Homelessness Woodland Hills Residents, Our Rise Up programs, and several Domestic Violence Shelter & Safety programs. He looks forward to taking many people in the community from here to there.
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YouTube Video in the podcast:
Watch how Zakari, 16, was helped by the Loma Linda University Behavioral Medicine Center’s youth partial hospitalization program through a whole person care approach. This youth mental health documentary was featured during the 2018 "Seeds of Hope" event that provided hope for individuals struggling with mental health. https://news.llu.edu/clinical/seeds-o...