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Find Peace
in the Midst
of Chaos.

Sometimes you do not realize how much you have been carrying until even the smallest things start to feel heavy. You keep showing up and handling what needs to be handled, while your own peace gets pushed further down the list. Reset Your Mind gives you a place to pause and figure out what needs your attention now.

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Reset Your Mind by Taraneh Lipscomb
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"Peace isn't the absence of chaos. It's what you build inside yourself while the chaos is still happening."

— Taraneh Lipscomb

Take a Reset™

When something keeps taking up space in your mind, Take a Reset helps you sort through what happened, what needs your attention, and what can wait.

Take a Reset

Reset & Remember

A private space to hold onto what matters, clear your head, and return to the moments you do not want to lose.

Open Reset & Remember

Available on the web now. Mobile apps are coming.

01
The Book

Reset Your Mind — the foundational guide to finding peace while life is still messy.

02
RESET Program

Corporate wellness workshops bringing real mental health tools into the workplace.

03
1-on-1 Coaching

Personalized support to help you apply the RESET framework to your specific life.

04
Free Resources

Practical tools — trackers, guides, wheels — to support your mental health every day.

The Reset System

In This Moment

You don't have to have it together. Start where you are.

That's a lot to be carrying right now.

  • You don't have to solve all of it today — just this moment.
  • Set one thing down. Close a tab, step away from the screen for 60 seconds, let one task wait.
  • When you come back, pick one small next step. Only one.

Your body is trying to protect you. It doesn't realize you're safe.

  • Breathe out longer than you breathe in — that's what signals calm to your nervous system.
  • Name five things you can see right now. Out loud if you can.
  • You have gotten through hard moments before. This one will pass too.

Stuck doesn't mean broken. It usually means you need a different angle.

  • You don't have to move forward yet — just stop pushing against yourself.
  • Write down what's actually blocking you. Not the feelings — the facts.
  • Ask yourself: what's the smallest possible version of the next step? Start there.

One moment at a time is enough.

About Taraneh

Built this from the
inside out.

This work didn't start in a classroom. It started in the middle of real life — the chaos, the weight of showing up for everyone else, the moments when peace felt impossible. Taraneh Lipscomb built the RESET framework because she lived the need for it first. Now she brings it to individuals, families, and organizations who are ready to stop surviving and start rebuilding.

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M.A. in Counseling Psychology from Loyola Marymount University
U.S. Army Veteran and former associate therapist
Author, educator and mental health advocate