Tamekia Reece is a Houston-based freelance writer who covers all things health, relationship and parenting. In addition to Sisters, she has contributed to numerous print and digital publications, including Woman's Day, Parents, Prevention.com, OprahDaily.com and GoodHousekeeping.com.
Tamekia Reece
Whether you’re getting to know someone, or you’ve known them forever, these phrases may indicate someone has some growing to do—and you’ve got boundaries to set.
Listen up. Hearing any of these 10 yellow flags in a conversation might mean you're dealing with a difficult person. Here’s what to know.
What Black woman isn’t booked and busy? But juggling work, side hustles, home, parenting, volunteering, relationships and more takes a toll. It’s OK to slow your roll!
When a relationship, job or commitment drains your energy, stepping away from the unfulfilling role may open doors to opportunities and growth, say psychologists.
When we were younger, our elders called it fighting our sleep. Here’s a likely reason you’re still doing it—and how to stop.
About a month ago, I did a thing. Why I’m loving it (and you might too).
Having that same argument again? There are proven ways to turn conflict into connection and get what you really want in your relationship.
Social withdrawal can be a sign of mental distress. Don’t take it personally. Here are ways to respond and what you might do to help.
“Sometimes we can get so focused on everything that's going wrong that we can't always see what's going right,” says Jessica Jackson, Ph.D., a Houston psychologist.
