Previous Episodes

Maria lives in fear of her husband walking out - of course, it doesn't help she's not putting out. Dr. Laura says it's time to get the truth out: ask him whether his heart's in their marriage.

Twelve year-old John has had his heart broken for the first time. Not one to tiptoe round the truth, Dr. Laura says it won't be the last. She tells him before he can share all that is good with that special someone, he's going to have to get used to being damaged goods.

Angela's surprised to find her whirlwind romance has begun to flutter out of control. Dr. Laura says it's time for all of us to wind back the clocks to a simpler time, when romance was calm, bright and breezy.

Susan's new man is perfect, but for the fact he makes her feel like crap... Time to dump this critical customer, says Dr. Laura.

Twenty-year-old Levi just called time out on a long-term relationship. Dr. Laura tells this young buck he ought to give the ex-girlfriend some space if he's intent on roaming free.

Maria's about to embark on her second marriage, but she's discovered some unsavory things about her future husband. His secret stashes of Viagra and Aderol, in particular, have proven bitter pills to swallow.

Jennifer's husband left her for a millionaire sugar mama. Unfortunately, life as mother to their kids hasn't been quite so sweet. Her pot-smoking son is showing signs of improvement, but is there more she could be doing?

Pam's husband left her for another woman, but she's ready to get back in the dating game. The trouble is, only married guys are looking to play. Dr. Laura says, get down to serious business: recommendations, resumes and proper romantic candidates.

Some regrets are more painful than others / Jessica let her daughter get a ride from her sixteen-year-old friend, who likes to put pedal to metal. Sounds like the kind of careless parenting that gets Dr. Laura's engines growling.

Joelle is supposed to be Matron of Honor for her brother's wedding. Thing is, she didn't get invited to the secret bridal shower nor the upcoming bachelorette party. A bit of a fiasco, sure, but by dragging her brother into it, was she really being an honorable matron?