Previous Episodes

Karen's 10-year-old daughter witnessed a classmate touching herself in class, so her daughter reported it to the guidance counselor. Does Karen need to address the topic of "self touch" now with her daughter or let it be?

Lindsey's husband is stressed with work and wants to move out of state, but Lindsey doesn't want to uproot the family. Should Lindsey support her husband's request or tell him "they are staying put"?

Holding a Conversation and Keeping People Engaged, Today on Dr. Laura / When Lori's mom visits she has a tendancy to comment on people's body image. What can Lori say to her mom to ensure this rude behavior stops?

Lynn's husband loves to be on his phone while driving, but she feels this is very dangerous. What can Lynn say to her husband to help him realize this is unacceptable behavior?

Michelle's ex-husband lost his job and has requested to live with her while seeking new employment. Should Michelle let him back in her home or tell him he needs to find other accommodations?

Keeping the Love Alive After Having a Baby, Today on Dr. Laura / Amy's adult son questioned why she was never a stay-at-home mom when he needed her most. When that conversation comes up again, how should Amy respond to him?

Negative Effects of After-Hours Email, Today on Dr. Laura / Sue Sue's biological father wants to attend her son's wedding, but she was molested by him as a child. What can she do to ensure this person doesn't show up at her son's wedding?

Greg spends lengthy amounts of time on the phone with his female co-workers, which upsets his wife. Should Greg limit his time on the phone to "business only" or tell his wife to stop "overreacting"?

Tina's niece wants to bring her boyfriend to the family cabin, but Tina questions if this sets a bad example for her teen kids. Should Tina allow the visit or stand by her moral ground?

Alecia's daughter tells many lies, causing Alecia to become quite angry. What can Alecia do to show her daughter "honesty is a better policy"?