Previous Episodes

Relationships matter in life / At 17, Amanda asked her high-school teacher for help with an eating disorder. Instead, the teacher and Amanda began to have sex and the repercussions of this relationship continue to affect her.

After 20 years of marriage, Elaine's husband is still bitter about her non-virgin status at the moment they said "I do." / All three of Sue's daughters suffer from psychological disorders making Sue's life a living hell.

Julie is a perfectionist in school and in sports, but...not in relationships. Dr. Laura talks to Julie about the importance of ignoring the need for a relationship now and to focus instead on academics and creative pursuits.

Characteristics of real men / Anita is 12 years into an arranged marriage to a man she only met twice prior to the big day. Anita's husband desires her to be smarter, sexier, and more outgoing, but Anita is unable, or unwilling to make the necessary change. / In 37 days, Lynn's son will officially be an adult; a scary thought considering a litany of mental health diagnoses and run-ins with the law.

Chris is 28 years-old and already six months divorced. The problem? His ex-wife didn't want children, a fact Chris knew before getting married. Chris calls Dr. Laura for advice on how to avoid a similar mistake with his next marriage.

Trina, her sister Michelle, and their mother Cindy all join Dr. Laura to resolve a recent family dispute in what turns out to be a vicious case of sibling rivalry.

Karen caught her boyfriend of 11 years spying on her 16 year-old daughter in the shower...and said nothing to anyone. To this day, Karen feels the need to care for her boyfriend, although he no longer lives in the house.

After his wife cheated on him, Mark collected his bag of guns, led the cops on a chase, and got himself in serious trouble. That was several years ago. Today, Mark is working on saving his marriage, but has succeeded only in repeatedly punishing his wife for her mistakes.

Consequences of teens sharing passwords / Follow-up to yesterday's "groupthink" discussion, Nancy complains about an unfair grading policy at her grand-daughter's school that penalizes individual members of a team for mistakes made by others involved with an assignment.

Deb's daughter was just married, and among the guests was Deb's ex-daughter-in-law. The decision to invite the ex DiL has caused a great deal of friction between Deb and her son, who wants nothing more to do with his ex-wife.