The Root Cause Reset

You don’t need another stress management hack.
You need full-spectrum healing — from the cells in your body to the stories in your mind to the calling of your soul.
In this episode, Dr. Trish sits down with Miriam Putnam, holistic mental health advocate and founder of the We Help Group, who’s been helping people heal from the inside out for 25+ years. Miriam’s work goes beyond quick fixes — her programs integrate physical healing, emotional regulation, and soul-level alignment to finally bring peace to the chaos.
Inside the episode:
– Why managing stress isn’t enough — and what freedom from stress really looks like
– The three-dimensional healing model: body, mind, and soul
– How trauma, nervous system dysregulation, and spiritual disconnect keep people stuck
– The missing layers most conventional mental health care completely ignores
– Real stories of transformation from Miriam’s groundbreaking programs
If you’ve been doing some of the work, but still feel fragmented, this conversation will help you see the whole — and start healing in all dimensions.

with Steven Wright, HealthyGut.com

You’ve cut the gluten. Ditched the dairy. Tried the low-FODMAP, AIP, keto, vegan, paleo — and somehow, your gut still feels wrecked.
This episode flips the script on what’s actually keeping you sick.
Steven Wright, founder of HealthyGut.com, has been in the gut health game since 2009 — before the microbiome became a buzzword. With a background in electrical engineering and a personal history of intense digestive issues, Steven brings a systems-thinking lens to what others miss:
It’s not the food. It’s your gut’s ability to break it down.
Inside this episode:
– Why your “clean eating” might be doing more harm than good
– The massive mistake of over-indexing on food instead of function
– How organ-level breakdown (think bile, enzymes, acid) hijacks healing
– What causes food fear, loss of tolerance, and supplement burnout
– Why nervous system regulation matters more than the perfect protocol
This isn’t another diet dogma episode. This is root-cause reality. If you’re tired of being afraid of your plate — this one will set you free.

“You’re fine.”
That’s what the labs say.
That’s what the doctor says.
But you know something’s off.
In this episode of The Root Cause Reset, we sit down with Jeanine Tackla — a board-certified Nurse Practitioner who’s rewriting the rules of what “fine” really means. As a provider at BWell Clinic, Jeanine specializes in root-cause medicine for women who are done being gaslit by normal labs, vague symptoms, and cookie-cutter protocols.
If you've ever been told "everything looks good" — while battling brain fog, burnout, hormone chaos, or mystery symptoms — this episode will validate your frustration, and hand you the roadmap to reclaim your health.
💥 What we cover:
Why “normal” labs mean nothing without context
How conventional medicine misses chronic symptoms every day
The most common root causes hiding behind fatigue, anxiety, and weight gain
How Jeanine helps patients rebuild from the inside out — without the BS
🎧 This is the episode you send to every woman who’s been dismissed, dismissed again, and is finally ready to take her power back.
Because you’re not crazy. You’re not lazy.
You’re not fine.
And now, you don’t have to pretend to be.

You’re not stuck because you’re weak.
You’re stuck because your nervous system is fighting for survival.
In this episode, Dr. Trish sits down with Jim Hall — 40-year fitness coach, Parkinson’s specialist, and alignment-based wellness author — to talk about the real root cause most people miss: chronic, unrelenting stress.
With over 60,000 coaching sessions under his belt, Jim shares why even the most “motivated” people burn out, and how alignment, not willpower, is the missing link for both the everyday weight-loser and the Parkinson’s warrior alike.
If you’ve tried everything and nothing’s sticking — this one’s for you.

In this episode of The Root Cause Reset, Dr. Trish Schneider sits down with Kayzim Suarez of Sure Psychological Services for a powerful conversation about what truly sits beneath behavior, emotional dysregulation, and persistent mental health struggles.
Together, they explore why so many individuals and families feel stuck after “trying everything,” how nervous system overwhelm and relational dynamics often drive symptoms, and why behavior is not the problem—it’s communication.
This episode challenges the quick-fix, symptom-focused approach to mental health and offers a more compassionate, regulated, and sustainable framework for healing—one rooted in understanding, safety, and context rather than blame or labels.
If you’ve ever felt like something deeper was being missed, this conversation will help you finally connect the dots.