Previous Episodes

After the passing of her father, Jodi is at odds with her older sister who continues to carry grudges with their mother from a lifetime of bad blood.

Susan is hosting several out-of-town relatives for Christmas at her home this year. Instead of graciously accepting her invitation, Susan's relatives are creating a stressful scene by demanding a no-present policy and other Grinch-like maneuvers.

Nadia read Dr. Laura's book Proper Care and Feeding Of Husbands - it was an eye-opener for her, but her husband brings his stressful work home, making it difficult to maintain a happy household.

Sarah's husband spends time with his buddies once in a while to eat, drink and watch football. Intellectually Sarah has no problem with her husband's outings, but in reality she is angry and jealous.

Jessica lives in a small town where everybody knows everybody, but she doesn't want everybody to know everything about her personal life.

Brooke is working on a 'tough love' approach with her son who has periodic encounters with the judicial system. Brooke's parents don't believe he's guilty though and continue to treat him like an angel.

Margo's daughter is trying to weasel her way out of a family trip to stay home and party with her friends / Michelle is uncomfortable with a child in her kids' homeschool group.

Dr. Laura shares several stories of generosity and random acts of kindness to get you in the mood for the holidays / Jean's 11 year-old son is accused of showing lewd photos to his friends at Catholic school.

Megan is in a destructive, abusive and controlling relationship, but she doesn't see it that way. Her perspective will change after a blunt commentary from Dr. Laura.

Christina is having trouble keeping herself in good shape after five children and calls Dr. Laura for advice. 3 pushups, a funky groove, and 25 mountain climbers later, Christina is on her way to a healthier life.