Previous Episodes

Dr. Laura teaches Erin the unbelievable magic contained within an ordinary 3x5 index card. Mental Wanderers, take heed!

Certain that her sister is having an affair, Terri ponders whether or not to confront her sneaky sibling and tell her what Dr. Laura thinks of her shameful shenanigans.

Turn Off the Television / Before calling Dr. Laura, Katie didn't understand why her boyfriend refused to propose. After all, they are doing everything a married couple does... Needless to say, after speaking with Dr. Laura, Katie understands exactly why she's not yet married.

While all of Joe's friends seem to complain about their children, Joe only wishes he could have a few of his own to complain about, but infertility has made this an impossible dream. Still, Joe can't help but get extremely annoyed with his friends who don't seem to understand how lucky they are to have kids at all.

Helen discovered her young child and another, slightly older friend, playing the dreaded you-show-me-yours, I'll-show-you-mine game.

Men vs. Women as Caregivers / 40 years or so ago, when Jeff was a just young teen, he slept with the wife of his brother. Until recently, Jeff's wife Lisa did not know about it - but now she does - and the resulting impact of this new information has caused a significant strain on their otherwise healthy marriage.

Now that Tim's son is out of the house, it seems as though the whole husband-wife thing is a foreign concept. Tim wants to know how to put life back into his empty nest.

As the information of Cindy's traumatic past began to surface, she faced not only the pain of dealing with those problems but the added pressure of abandonment by those who were closest to her.

Stay at Home Trend Growing / Mary feels as though she has lived her life in a state of foggy detachment and now, more than ever, she wants to see clearly - especially when it comes to her marriage.

When a mother thinks to herself, "Sometimes I wish my kids were never born," it's clearly a sign of major distress. Unfortunately, Sarah has had this very thought, and she calls Dr. Laura for an evaluation of what such thinking may indicate.