Previous Episodes

At twenty-three, Sean is plagued by thoughts of his girlfriend's previous sexual endeavors. If you marry her, says Dr. Laura, divorce is on the cards. Better to play a few more of life's hands - that'll help bolster the confidence levels.

Otis's diabetic wife is in desperate need of some serious dental work. Unfortunately, getting her to visit a dentist is proving about as easy as pulling teeth.

Your brain on love / Mel persistently struggles with intense bouts of anger, which damages her ability to really connect with a loving husband and two adorable kids. Dr. Laura says, while her mother's history of verbal abuse certainly hasn't helped, it isn't too late for Mel to conquer corrosive habits.

Melody has been really toiling since having an abortion just four months ago. Perhaps unsurprisingly, Dr. Laura isn't offering insincere condolences. But, what she does have to offer promises to be all the more meaningful - guidance towards a responsible and purposeful life.

Christmas may be nine months away, but Sue's already feeling the strain. She just told her kids Santa is somewhat... fictitious. Let's hope Dr. Laura can give Sue the gift of wisdom.

Ridiculous school policies / Gertie's husband is on his second deployment, meaning she's looking after the kids and holding down a full time job. Gertie would rather be a full time mom; problem is, her husband is perfectly happy with the current regimen.

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.