Previous Episodes

Amanda works undercover in animal abuse cases. The horrific animal abuse stories Amada has witnessed are a true eye-opener into a world rarely discussed.

Melanie's son is having academic problems in school and she suspects a lack of motivation is the reason why. But what are the effective tools a parent can use to make their children excited about going to school?

Cathy's son has enlisted to serve in the military. She finds herself constantly worried and doesn't want him to go, but Dr. Laura draws on personal experience to give Cathy a new perspective on her son's brave decision.

Amy was a foster mother for two years to a little boy. Now that the child is in a permanent, stable home, Amy wonders if it's ok to visit him. In beautiful fashion, Dr. Laura says "Yes, yes, yes!"

Caylee's eight year old has problems telling the truth. For reasons Caylee cannot understand, her daughter will often be caught lying and making up tall tales.

Elizabeth's son is generally a worrier, but his level of paranoia went through the roof after watching the apocalypse take place before his very eyes in the film "2012".

Shawn is worried her fourteen year old daughter is hanging out with a bad group of friends; a group of kids who act as though 'doing the right thing' is an alien concept.

Shay tends to flirt with older men. In a very intimate and revealing conversation with Dr. Laura, Shay begins to understand why she is not attracted to more age-appropriate guys and what she can do to change her behavior.

Lisa is twenty three years old and still living at home with her parents. When is the proper time to officially leave home, and how Lisa will live on her own are some of the questions she has for Dr. Laura.

Evie, it seems, is afraid to succeed. Before she can accomplish any major project - she quits.