Previous Episodes

Nina has been happily married for over 20 years, but still feels shy when it comes to intimacy with her husband. Dr. Laura helps Nina understand the joys of having fun and loving with wild abandon.

Jonah was recently released from the military and suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder. He loves his wife and son greatly, but doesn't know how to express his feelings verbally.

Cindy is terrified about her son's deployment to Afghanistan. Hopefully talking to Dr. Laura will help Cindy think in a more positive way about her son's brave decision to join the military.

Sharman wants to help her daughter build a relationship with her father. However, what Sharman doesn't know is that her father is a convicted criminal - a fact that may tarnish the possibility of a happy reunion.

Dr. Laura gives advice to 17-year-old Julie, who feels the need to be perfect. Julie soars in her academic and social endeavors, but falters, according to her parents, when it comes to choosing a boyfriend.

Lisa's husband has a suspicious "textual relationship" with a woman he claims is "only a friend." Lisa doesn't believe it, and after speaking with Dr. Laura, she is prepared to confront the situation with vim and vigor.

Ruth shares the emotional story of her recent breast cancer diagnosis with the added strain of her mother's relentless and ill-timed disapproval.

Mel suffers from wildly fluctuating emotions and looks to Dr. Laura for guidance on how to understand and control her internal tempests.

Jessica's children are often the recipients of crude remarks on behalf of their step-grandfather. Listen as Dr. Laura advises Jessica on how to protect her children from mean people, even if they are "family."

Gaylon calls back with an update after driving to the hospital to visit her husband, who is being treated for a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head.