Previous Episodes

Sandy and her husband are faced with a weighty responsibility, namely to acknowledge that their own son is an unfit father to his child. However, this move may forever remove the child from his birth father.

Nancy calls Dr. Laura for guidance on how to separate herself, guilt-free, from her sister who abuses alcohol.

Hobbies Can Add to Your Life / When her dad came to visit with news of his illness, Victoria could not have possibly been prepared to hear that not only will she soon be without a father, but she may not even know who her real father is.

Stephanie's relationship with her mother has become strained. / Beth's husband has a drinking problem and she feels powerless to stop him.

Alicia's mother has begun dating again after being widowed. / Amy wants her family to move out of their remote farm house...but her husband is resisting.

Stop being so annoying / Sharon is having a difficult time with her daughter moving away from home. / Brian is dealing with some in-fighting between members of his rock band.

Can Life Be Balanced? / Here's the picture: When trying to convince her husband of his husbandly worth in the face of zero physical intimacy, relentless nagging, and a newborn baby, Andrea learns that tone of voice is everything. The stakes are high, by the way, because Andrea's husband has returned his wedding ring to her as a gesture of his frustration. And... ACTION!

Born a colicky baby and now an irresponsible adult, Mitch's daughter is testing the strength of her withering familial ties.

Jennifer is adamant about injecting a bit of Jewish tradition into an otherwise Christian wedding. Dr. Laura suggests instead an infusion of silent discontent.

Pam's son is reluctant to do his homework. Is it a laziness issue or a lack of capability? Dr. Laura expands Pam's view of her son's intellectual potential.