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Wellness Coach, Miriam Putnam, Addresses Stress Reduction With Holistic Living Solutions

Feb 21
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Los Angeles, CA, United States, February 16, 2026 -- Miriam Putnam, a certified wellness coach, freedom-from-stress counselor, holistic mental health advocate, and speaker, is addressing the growing challenge of stress, burnout, and emotional overload. Dedicated to helping clients restore focus and create lasting harmony in their daily lives, her programs offer relief and a new approach to better living.


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“As a wellness coach, destress counselor, and holistic mental health advocate, my goal is to help clients relieve stress, achieve clarity, and find peace of mind,” says Putnam. “True healing and balance come from addressing the whole person, body, mind, and soul, not just the symptoms.”


Putnam’s work centers on a holistic, non-medication-based approach to overall wellness that recognizes the strong connection between physical health, mental clarity, and emotional well-being. Having witnessed firsthand the debilitating consequences of ignoring the root causes of stress and mental health challenges, her focus is to delve into the underlying factors that contribute to imbalance, helping clients address issues at their source rather than masking symptoms.


“The first step I take with clients is to assess their body health,” Putnam explains. “Many times, when someone comes to see me, their issue is rooted in physical health. I help them connect with a doctor who can provide a comprehensive blood test to rule out underlying ailments. In most cases where people are experiencing mental health challenges, the root cause can be found in the body and is often identified through extensive blood testing.


“With programs like the Burnout and Bliss Program, I help clients with powerful destress techniques, find life balance again, and build healthier routines that support lasting wellness. My approach is always to meet people where they are and walk alongside them with education, guidance, and encouragement.”


Inclusive support offerings include:


  • WeHelp Group – Coaching and counseling services focused on reducing stress and addressing emotional challenges at their root

  • Mental Health Wellness Journey – Free educational resources designed to educate someone on mental health issues

  • Wellness Checklist – A complimentary tool to help individuals evaluate daily habits and holistic health routines

  • 10 Steps to Better Sleep – A free guide emphasizing restorative sleep as a foundation for holistic wellness


In addition to one-on-one coaching and group-based support, Putnam offers no-cost downloads and complimentary resources to ensure that help is accessible to those who need it. Her website features free tools and educational materials designed to empower individuals to take the first step toward a healthier, more balanced life.


“Lasting wellness isn’t about quick fixes,” Putnam concludes. “It comes from understanding your body, honoring your mental health, and nurturing your soul, so you can reduce stress, regain focus, and rediscover balance while living with clarity and intention.”


About Miriam Putnam


Miriam Putnam is Tampa, Florida-based. She is pursuing a Master’s in Public Health and holds degrees in Communication Studies and Spiritual Counseling. Miriam’s work became deeply personal after losing her mom to the currently broken mental health system, and she founded WeHelp Group after her journey of finding effective solutions.


Miriam has spent years volunteering with the Citizens Commission on Human Rights (CCHR), educating the public on ethical mental health practices, and served as a Guardian ad Litem (GAL), advocating for the well-being of foster children. Currently, she aligns medical professionals to help with at-risk youth wellness programs.


For more information about Putnam’s services, programs, and free wellness resources, visit her official website.


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Burnout isn’t the problem, it’s the symptom. Miriam Putnam helps individuals reduce stress at its source and restore mental balance.

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