Previous Episodes

Mary found out her husband had an affair for a year and a half. To make a bad situation worse, Mary's husband brought his bimbo to the house while Mary was a way on a business trip. How can Mary ever trust him again?

Brad is having a tough time managing the problems accumulated by his wife in her previous marriage, the details of which didn't surface until after Brad's wedding.

Imagine a place where singing Happy Birthday is forbidden, where the mention of dinosaurs is not allowed, and where dancing to a groovy beat is a serious crime. Such a place exists, and very soon your children may be trapped inside.

Inspite of her cancer diagnosis, Brenda's husband is still being unfaithful. To add insult to physical and emotional injury, her kids aren't nearly angry enough at their philandering father.

Physician Carrie is sick of prescribing pills to careless patients. Dr. Laura says, from one professional to another, there's no point in getting concerned about people if they won't show concern for themselves.

Illegal job interview questions / Nina desperately wants to cut loose and get crazy in the bedroom. Dr. Laura says, time to unleash the freak within.

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.