Rebecca Cooper

My BFF and I were talking the other day, and she said that things were just feeling heavy and not quite right, but there really wasn’t a specific reason for

Let’s talk about something that doesn’t get any easier with age…what to do after a falling out with a best friend who really mattered. Not just someone you casually texted,

Recently, I had a chat with a friend who has a daughter in an abusive relationship. Time after time, her daughter continues to have the abuser arrested, eventually dropping charges

After we “escape” a toxic relationship, we often beat ourselves up and ask, “how did I ever get myself into that situation, and why did I stay so long? Seriously,

I’ve been having some good chats over coffee recently and wanted to share a few of the epiphanies that my BFF and I have made. If only we’d had all

It seems for the past several years, politics has a way of seeping into every corner of our lives. It pops up in newsfeeds, family dinners and even casual conversations

We’ve all been there – a dusty candle you’ll never burn, a scarf that isn’t your color or a kitchen gadget still in the box two birthdays later. Enter the

Best friends are the people we laugh with, cry with, lean on and sometimes, unfortunately, avoid saying the real important stuff to. We’re often scared of hurting them, or being

The longer you live, the more you realize that family dynamics are complex and, when guilt is used as a form of communication or control, it can leave you feeling

Throughout our lives, family can be a source of love and support, but also one of the most complicated places you can be to maintain healthy boundaries. When you are