Rest Reset

Rest Reset Rest Reset is led by an ICF-qualified coach, a wife, & a mother of two. Hello, I'm Mica, a coach at Rest Reset.

With a deep understanding of the challenges parents face, especially as they balance changing roles & relationships, I bring both professional expertise & personal insight. I founded Rest Reset this year, drawing on my experience of over a decade in child and adult mental health services. I discovered coaching in my own life, finding it incredibly beneficial to set small, achievable goals amidst m

y busy schedule. This experience inspired me to pursue coaching as a profession. Over the past year, I embarked on my training journey while on maternity leave, and now, I balance coaching clients with my ongoing role as a Student Wellbeing Practitioner at the University of Leicester. My coaching approach is rooted in a solution-focused model, and I take immense pleasure in helping people reach their goals. A common question I encounter is, "Who is coaching for?" The answer is simple: everyone! Having worked in mental health, I've witnessed the lengthy waiting times and the courage required to seek these services. My aim with Rest Reset is to provide an easily accessible service that serves as a gentle introduction to seeking help. With a wealth of experience in supporting people from diverse backgrounds to achieve a wide range of goals, I offer coaching in several areas. These include parenting, pregnancy and fertility, men's wellbeing, youth coaching, and career coaching, among others.

How did last week actually go? Because I think the version on Instagram, new shoes, shiny hair, big smiles at the gate, ...
10/09/2026

How did last week actually go? Because I think the version on Instagram, new shoes, shiny hair, big smiles at the gate, is often not the one that actually happened behind it.

That's why I'm running 'Why They Save It All For You' on Wednesday 23rd September at 7.45pm, because I want you to walk away feeling in control and confident to manage the difficult moments, instead of constantly wondering if it's you.

DM me 'WHY' for the booking link.





As a parent and coach I always stand by the fact that the parent knows their child best. With this in mind I was aware m...
07/09/2026

As a parent and coach I always stand by the fact that the parent knows their child best. With this in mind I was aware my daughter can be emotional in times of transition, so we planned and prepared - she had no idea that's what we were doing, We took a little more time when trying shoes, we stopped when she was clear she had enough. We made going to school a normal thing. Nothing too exciting, nothing too stressful.

Somedays are will be easy, some will be hard. Transitions at any ages is difficult, as adults we can talk and rationalise, somehow we expect our children (of all ages) to do the same. This is not realistic.

Heres your friendly reminder to be gentle with your child and yourself





It's late, you've just finished the world's longest bedtime, and all you want to do it sit down and clock out. You grab ...
03/09/2026

It's late, you've just finished the world's longest bedtime, and all you want to do it sit down and clock out. You grab a doughnut, a glass of w**e, or a cup of tea whatever feels like it might help you unwind. You turn the TV on so that you're distracted by something other than the mess around you and the never ending list of things you need to get done.

I think most parents know this exact moment, the one where you're not really resting, you're just trying to switch your brain off from a long day. Thought you were the only one?

Join Why They Save It All For You on Wednesday 23rd of September at 7:45pm to hear from other parents doing just this. Sign up in Bio.




I think one of the cruellest myths going around parenting circles right now is that if your child falls apart at home af...
01/09/2026

I think one of the cruellest myths going around parenting circles right now is that if your child falls apart at home after being fine everywhere else, it must mean something's wrong with what you're doing there. All you wanted to do was ask them how their day was going and they shouted back. Actually, this response is a sign that they feel safe and loved and able to let all the held in emotion out in front of you.

If this is where you are most evenings and you want to understand what's actually going on underneath it, that's exactly what I'm getting into on Wednesday 23rd September at 7.45pm, free and live, in 'Why They Save It All For You'. DM me 'SAVE IT' or click the link in my bio.




Is the return to school something you're dreading as much as they might be? Turns out over half of UK pupils feel anxiou...
29/08/2026

Is the return to school something you're dreading as much as they might be? Turns out over half of UK pupils feel anxious about going back, and for a fifth of them that anxiety never really switches off.

You can't plan away a nervous system that's already bracing itself, but you can prepare for it. Practising the school run, naming the wobbly feeling, and bringing routine back before you need it all help more than you'd think.

Tell me below, what's helped your child get ready to go back?





Bedtime and dinner don't reset just because the calendar says September.Swipe through if this is your house right now Jo...
27/08/2026

Bedtime and dinner don't reset just because the calendar says September.
Swipe through if this is your house right now

Join the workshop Why They Save It All For You by clicking the link in the bio



You offer a snack and it's instant meltdown. You didn't do anything wrong, they've just been holding it together all day...
25/08/2026

You offer a snack and it's instant meltdown. You didn't do anything wrong, they've just been holding it together all day, and you're the one they trust enough to fall apart in front of.

That's what 'Why They Save It All For You' is about, a workshop for parents who are worn out from being the one who gets the meltdown nobody else sees.

Wednesday 23rd September at 7.45pm. Booking link is open now, DM me 'SAVE IT' or click the link in my bio.



You can nail every form on the list and still lose the mornings. Swipe through sound familiar?Free workshop link in bio,...
23/08/2026

You can nail every form on the list and still lose the mornings. Swipe through sound familiar?
Free workshop link in bio, 23 September.




Every September there's a version of the same statistic doing the rounds, that just over half of secondary school pupils...
20/08/2026

Every September there's a version of the same statistic doing the rounds, that just over half of secondary school pupils feel most anxious about returning to school after a holiday ('Marked Absent', Save My Exams and Tutorful).

What doesn't show up in that number is what happens at home once the anxiety kicks in. The dread creeps in on a Sunday night, mornings get harder to manage, and everyone in the house ends up carrying a transition that really only belongs to one child.

The part that helps isn't a pep talk on the morning itself, it's the groundwork done beforehand, a practice run of the walk to school, a visual countdown on the fridge, or just naming the wobble out loud so your child knows you've noticed it. None of that removes the anxiety, but it gives their nervous system something steady to hold onto while it settles.

If any of this sounds like your household right now, the Regulation Reset guide walks through more of this, and there's a link for it in my bio.




That itchy back to school feeling doesn't wait for September to actually arrive.Swipe through and tell me if this is you...
16/08/2026

That itchy back to school feeling doesn't wait for September to actually arrive.
Swipe through and tell me if this is your house too

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