Previous Episodes

Katherine's husband is very neat - he likes things a certain way and doesn't hesitate to let her know...every time. In other words, he's a super-nag, and Katherine has had enough of it.

Brook is frightened by her brother-in-law, who has demonstrated emotional instability through random acts of vulgarity and an unusual craving for guns.

What Happy People Do Differently / Debbie was driving along the highway when she noticed two men holding rifles on the side of the road. In a worst-case-scenario moment, Debbie realized that the rifles were pointed at her, and that the men were trying to kill her. Flash forward. In court, the men turned out to be 17-year-old boys on a random shooting spree, and the judge has asked Debbie to determine how severely they will be punished. To the dismay of Dr. Laura, a therapist has advised Debbie to take pity on the poor boys.

Pregnant with her third child and first girl, Sarah is afraid that she hasn't got the chops to raise a female human being. Why? Dr. Laura discovers a parallel between Sarah's relationship with her parents and the unconscious efforts she makes to avoid repetition.

The Science of Parenting? / Gerri is prepared to try anything to reconnect with a once-tight friend. After speaking with Dr. Laura, however, it turns out there is something basic she hasn't thought of: talking.

Outside the house, Melissa's kids seem perfect - they're polite, friendly,... all of it. But at home...well...that's why Melissa called Dr. Laura.

While mourning the tragic loss of her daughter, Sue wonders if it's OK to continue talking about her knowing it may be a burden on others.

Meredith finds that making friends is a much more difficult task than it ought to be, especially if it involves making an effort, such as driving, normally not associated with her cozy comfort zone.

Coping with a Traumatic Event / At the incredible age of 30, Ana feels she has reached the pinnacle of all that life has to offer. Dr. Laura tries to convince Ana that the big three-oh is not necessarily a downward spiral of misery but more an upward...spiral of...joyful self-realization!

Regina and her husband can't agree on visitation privileges for their kids, who are the product of a previous marriage. Unfortunately, in a situation like this, not everyone can be completely happy with the final decision.