Previous Episodes

Amber worries if her husband doesn't start acting like her boyfriend again, the Seven Year Itch may become a case of Eternal Athlete's Foot.

Gail is debating whether to tell her 22-year-old daughter the truth about her biological father. Only thing is, the truth in this case might do more harm than good.

Toxic friends / The ramifications of a divorce are often felt outside the family as Sue has recently learned; her neighbors are taking sides and the children are suffering.

Rachel, 8 years-old, has trouble with another girl who lies, spreads rumors and already at this young age makes life a perpetual misery. The lesson Rachel learns will not only help her handle her 7 year-old nemesis but may very well lay a solid foundation for overcoming difficult people for many years to come.

Twelve years after calling Dr. Laura, Trisha dials in to report on her marriage - the same one she was advised on this very program to avoid.

Keeping attractive helps your marriage / Renee found a few suspicious text messages on the phone of her soon-to-be-maybe-not-husband-depending-on-what-Dr. Laura-says.

Importance of family meals / After a painstaking climb up the business ladder of success, Tracy has finally reached the rung labeled "Corporate", only have her hands stepped on by a ruthless boss.

John's mother is in the business of ruining her children's lives yet, John feels a need to stay on good terms - understandable - but is it good idea?

Every time her relationships begin to hum with good lovin', Jana's engine breaks down. Every time. Hopefully a call to Dr. Laura will help Jana understand the fine print in her owner's manual enough to keep those pistons pumping.

Diana has an unusual and highly disturbing workplace annoyance: A female co-worker who follows her into the bathroom on a regular basis to ask, for no apparent reason, "Are you ok?"