Previous Episodes

Chad's stepdaughter has sadly passed away. His wife's best friend wants them to visit a spirit medium. Wanting to tread carefully on his wife's feelings, Chad calls Dr. Laura for tips on how to tell his wife that he does not think this visit is a good idea.

Like a lot of couples, David and his wife are stuck in a routine. Desperate for some excitement and change, they turn to Dr. Laura for some sage advice on how to make quality family time fun.

Why 10 Million Moms Are Missing from the Workplace / According to Jennifer, she does EVERYTHING around the household; without so much as a finger of help from her husband or children. Seeing as how her family feels like their home will collapse without her, Jennifer feels overwhelmed.

Karen just served on the jury of a very brutal murder trial. Even though the trial is over and done with, Karen just can't seem to push the brutal images she was exposed to out of her head.

Have Millennials Given Up on Marriage? / Jenny is considering cutting ties with her brother, since he has brought her drug-addicted nephew into their mother's home. Sitting in her mixed emotions, Jenny tries to find a way to grieve for the loss of the relationship she once had with her brother.

Jessica's daughter went to live with her father for a short time. After a change of heart and a taste of her father's abuse, she is back on Jessica's doorstep. Should Jessica welcome her home with open arms?

Christine loves to play Mahjong with her local group of friends regularly; at least until recently. With summer viruses floating through her play group, Christine is anxious around the players who seem to be under the weather and touching all the game pieces.

Bill's fiance wants to get a prenuptial agreement before they get married. Even though he loves his girl, he doesn't love the idea of a premarital agreement.

How to Get More Joy Out of Life / Yolanda's fiance is sending flirty text messages to his ex-girlfriend. Should Yolanda just ignore her soon-to-be husband's actions or confront him and risk the wedding?

Michelle fears that her husband is addicted to oral sex. Is it possible to still keep their marriage intact when his attention is fixated in another direction?