Discover The Reset Center Team

 Keisha Piazza brings experience in retail leadership, team development, and mentoring to her role as treasurer of The Reset Center. As a district manager for Torrid, she brings a business perspective shaped by leading teams and helping people grow professionally.

Her career includes leadership experience with Nine West and Ann Taylor, where colleagues recognized her commitment to coaching, clear communication, and preparing managers for greater responsibility. Her professional recommendations highlight her work training new district sales managers and supporting team members as they advanced into leadership roles.

Keisha’s approach combines clear expectations with an investment in the people she leads. Colleagues describe her as a dedicated mentor who shares her knowledge and helps others develop the skills to succeed.

As treasurer, Keisha brings her management experience and collaborative approach to supporting The Reset Center’s financial stewardship. Her contributions help build a strong organizational foundation for its mission of healthier technology habits and meaningful human connection.

  Vanessa brings more than two decades of technical leadership, business ownership, and team development to her role as founder of The Reset Center. Her work has always depended on bringing people together, solving complex problems, and turning ideas into practical results.

During her 23-year career in fire alarm system design, Vanessa served as a lead engineer and held NICET Level III certification. She built her own fire alarm drafting company and established engineering departments from the ground up, hiring and training staff, developing streamlined processes, and leading the teams she assembled. Responsible for overseeing every design that moved through her office, she coordinated across technical teams, project managers, clients, and regulatory officials to guide projects through plan approval and field inspection.

Vanessa later brought that same commitment to an elementary school classroom, where she spent five years as a teacher’s assistant. Working closely with children and educators gave her a personal understanding of how attention, relationships, and daily habits shape children’s learning and engagement.

Today, as a Certified Digital Resilience Educator through the Digital Wellness Institute, Vanessa combines her experience in education with the leadership and coordination skills she developed throughout her career. Through The Reset Center, she helps individuals and families build healthier technology habits and create more opportunities for meaningful connection. Her approach is practical, collaborative, and rooted in a clear belief: real life deserves our time and attention.

 Ashlee Goodman brings creativity, thoughtfulness, and attention to detail to her role as secretary of The Reset Center. Currently studying graphic design and digital art at College of the Canyons, she combines her education with practical experience creating designs for clients.

Her work includes paid commissions for business cards and invitations, along with experience working on a professional graphics team. While attending Saugus High School, her digital artwork was selected for her graduating class’s commencement program. She also served as secretary for a school program, gaining early experience in a leadership support role.

Having grown up surrounded by technology, Ashlee recognizes both its creative possibilities and the challenges it can bring. As she explains, “While it can be a useful tool, many people have become overly dependent on it. I want to help others build healthier, more balanced relationships with the digital world.”

Ashlee brings that perspective to The Reset Center, alongside an appreciation for art, thoughtful communication, and the purposeful use of technology.

 Aaron Kellogg brings a background in education, youth support, and mental health care to his work with individuals, couples, and families. A Santa Clarita native, he helps people better understand themselves, strengthen their relationships, and work toward meaningful change.

Aaron’s path to counseling began in education. After earning his first master’s degree in teaching English to speakers of other languages, he discovered that his greatest interest was in his students’ lives and well-being. That realization led him to pursue marriage and family therapy. His experience also includes substitute teaching in Chicago public schools and working with teens in youth groups in California and Chicago.

His clinical background includes work in rehabilitation, a teen and family center, and an intensive outpatient program. His areas of focus include relationship challenges, family conflict, and ADHD, alongside internet and video game addiction. His understanding of gaming culture informs his work with people navigating the impact of gaming on their lives and relationships.

Aaron takes an active, collaborative approach to therapy, helping clients recognize patterns, explore the beliefs behind their behavior, and develop new ways of responding to challenges. He emphasizes an encouraging environment where people can feel understood while working toward their goals.

Millie Jones brings extensive experience in public service, entrepreneurship, and community advocacy to The Reset Center. Her career has centered on connecting people with opportunities, navigating government systems, and bringing organizations together to address community needs.

Millie served for 11 years as a senior deputy to Los Angeles County Supervisor Michael D. Antonovich, working with communities in the Santa Clarita and San Fernando valleys. Her contributions included helping residents access county services, supporting communities following fires and floods, and collaborating with public agencies and local groups to improve parks and trails. Upon her retirement, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors recognized her service with a proclamation.

Earlier in her career, Millie founded a staffing business that grew to 33 employees, helping women reenter the workforce and mentoring young people. These roles reflect a career of leadership, relationship-building, and practical problem-solving.

As an advisory board member, Millie brings this community-centered perspective to The Reset Center’s mission of helping people build healthier technology habits and stronger connections in everyday life.

 Doug Retig brings experience in public service, program leadership, and working with families to his role as an advisor to The Reset Center. He previously served as Director of Jail Programs with the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department, bringing a background in public-sector operations and collaboration.

 Doug holds a master’s degree in educational leadership and administration from Point Loma Nazarene University, complementing his experience in public service, program leadership, and supporting families.

Today, Doug works as a professional child visitation monitor, supporting safe, supervised time between children and their parents. This work calls for attentiveness, clear boundaries, and a child-centered approach during sensitive family circumstances.

His background combines organizational leadership with direct work supporting children and families. As an advisor, Doug brings these perspectives to The Reset Center’s efforts to develop thoughtful programs, strengthen community relationships, and help people build healthier technology habits and meaningful connections.