Previous Episodes

One week away from a secretive wedding ceremony, Kathleen calls Dr. Laura to talk about problems with her father / April married a man who showed a great deal of independence, unfortunately that trait carried over into married life - and now he won't even cancel a golf outing when she's ill

After many years of separation from her father, Anna is learning about the devastating impact that a Vietnam War injury had on his ability to be a good daddy

If it makes you happy, it must be good for you - right? Dr. Laura discusses the lack of a universal moral compass / Dana was hit on, to put it mildly, by her mother's boyfriend who, after several years, wants to apologize and make things better.

Darrell has discovered a major event in the life of his mother that may explain why he has suffered with depression for the majority of his adulthood / Religion is getting in the way of Sara's relationship with her boyfriend. She is Muslim, he is not.

Melanie is furious at her mother for allowing one of her dogs to bit her child in the face

Dr. Laura talks about the ways in which people routinely sabotage their own get-in-shape plans / Bonnie's son is in full rebellion mode, even at the age of 20.

Dr. Laura teaches Leslie to love and adore her husband...before it's too late! / Tracy wishes the her hubby would stand up for himself more when his kids try to take advantage of his wussiness

When divorce is an option, often keeping a marriage together is an option as well / Julie is convinced that she can't be a good mother, but Dr. Laura helps her look at her life through a more optimistic lens

Lee's family has a tradition of chipping in to help with expenses for extended family who are without insurance. She can no longer afford this tradition but is unsure how to say so.

Samantha made the mistake of calling Dr. Laura to discuss her marriage to a man who abandoned his child / Maggie needs help to break her habit of stealing food and lying to people