Previous Episodes

Agnes's 8-year-old daughter has trouble with self confidence when it comes to making friends. Anges wants to give her daughter the best advice possible on how to be a strong young lady, but she's having a problem finding the right words to say.

Steven's wife just left him, so she could 'find' herself. Steven knows that he can't do much about the situation, however, he doesn't like the waiting.

Ways to Rekindle the Romance / Karen's 7-year-old daughter still sleeps in the same bed as she does. Looking to get her bed and some of her sanity back, Karen calls Dr. Laura for advice to get her kidlet to sleep without Mommy.

Richard's sons used to play hockey but now wants to quit the sport. Like most parents, Richard wants to best for his kids. He's having a hard time deciding if he should allow his sons to explore other things or make them stick to what they started.

This holiday, Tom's daughter took on the responsibility of hosting Thanksgiving. Even though his daughter invited him and worked hard to make the holiday nice for the family, Tom never showed up. Tom claims that being in the same room with his ex-wife and her new stud is too much for him to handle. Did Tom do the right thing by ditching his daughter's party in order to avoid his ex-wife?

Traits of Alpha Males / Anna has a prescription for Valium to help deal with her vertigo, but her husband keeps stealing her pills. Concerned with the missing medication and the possibility of a major drug addiction, Anna calls Dr. Laura for some much needed advice.

Whenever Amanda and her family go anywhere, her 2-year-old son has temper tantrums because he wants to drive the car. How can Amanda deal with her son so that driving is no longer a hassle?

Liz feels that her husband is disrespectful towards her. Needless to say, his lack of respect has lead to many fights between the pair. Liz wants to call a truce so they can find a better way to communicate and respect one another.

Teaching Your Kids It's OK to Lose / Jeanette's son has been using drugs. Jeannette is done with constantly rescuing him when he has a problem. Now that Jeannette has already begun to enable her son, she needs to find a way to put the breaks on.

After being neglected, Christine's husband cheated on her. Christine admits that she wasn't the best wife and swears she has changed her ways. Even though she changed her behaviors, Christine is having a hard time changing her feelings. How can Christine learn to let go and begin to trust again?