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how do i change this?
are you refering to the document settings in the top left corner?
http://gyazo.com/be3380d47b4cfe22385f38d81d3c629d
I think the reason of the overlap is that you only have one material applied. If you have multiple objects but with the same material, the UVs will all overlap in the same texture set. If you apply a material to the faces that correspond to the UVs you want to be separated, it will work.
Cool. Glad to hear its fixed.