Previous Episodes

No matter how far she runs for her parent's attention, Mel cannot seem to reach the finish line. At least her special shoes make the journey a more comfortable one.

Lee is convinced he's not a man worthy of a wife such as the one to whom he is married. Using his own thoughts against him, Dr. Laura helps Lee to see a more deserving face in the mirror.

Hospital care and the elderly / Renee's mother is struggling to cope with the death of her husband. Renee needs to understand and appreciate the complicated nature of death to provide a shoulder for her mother to cry on.

Michael believes his wife is interested in other women. He isn't sure, not a hundred percent, but all signs point to yes. Dr. Laura suggests something radical for Michael to try: talk to her about it.

Sarah wonders whether a man only now embarking upon medical school is a good candidate for boyfriend. It can be, Dr. Laura says, as long as never seeing him is a good thing in Sarah's book.

Sandy continues to attend therapeutic sobriety meetings many years after cleaning herself up. Dr. Laura offers Sandy a new way to grasp at the possibilities of every day without dwelling on past mistakes.

Wanda and her husband each have adult sons from prior marriages. The problem is, hers has been living in exile ever since he stole from his stepdad. Dr. Laura quickly discovers the stepbrother is far from angelic, and suggests it's time for a good old fashioned ultimatum.

Dr. Laura has an old school questionnaire for all current and aspiring spouses. Who's acing marriage and who's desperately flunking? Pens and paper at hand, please.

Monica's fourteen year-old daughter is already proving a magnet for boys, not to mention the trouble that comes with 'em.

Susan switched states to marry her long distance boyfriend, on the proviso they'd move back to her home and family once rings were on fingers. It's now been almost five years, and her husband is as reluctant as ever to endure the stress of a scene change.