Previous Episodes

Judith is challenged by Dr. Laura to discover the reason why, at 39 years old, love and happiness seem to be her enemy.

Day Cares Don't Care / After breaking off her marriage to avoid the negative influence of an alcoholic husband on her son, Nelly sees that her efforts were largely in vain: her son is in treatment for alcoholism and he has no real direction in life.

Elizabeth calls back for an update on how she and her husband have been able to stay in a healthy marriage despite the recent loss of their beloved dog. It's a happy call, don't worry.

Liz is normal...well...almost. She has the relentless habit of telling her current and forever inadequate husband about the strengths of her previous and forever deceased husband.

Melissa requires more than just making love in order to be satisfied with her boyfriend. But when Dr. Laura finally uncovers exactly how much more it takes, it seems that Melissa may need more help than her boyfriend can offer.

Stop Sabotaging Yourself / Denise calls with the ultimate marriage question for Dr. Laura: Should I stay or should I go?

After working under the same boss for almost 20 years, Sarah is watching him finally moving on. Feeling like her boss was actually her father, Sarah is experiencing an overwhelming sense of abandonment instead of trying to focus on how to grab the vacant position.

Saying 'No' to Your Kids / Both of Tonya's daughters have been molested at church by the same boy. The pastor of the church is asking for Tonya to keep it quiet, but Dr. Laura encourages Tonya not only to take a stand, but to get the whole church involved to prevent even more children from being put at risk.

Sofia sees her father only once a year on her birthday. Everything reminds her of Daddy though, and she is often upset about the lack of a father in her life. Luckily Sofia is in the caring home of her amazing grandparents, to whom Dr. Laura suggests she turn for love in times of need.

Should You Tell Your Spouse Everything? / Cody has a habit of telling lies when faced with a dilemma that doesn't have an obvious solution. Dr. Laura, in turn, suggests a novel solution for Cody: keep lying! Only not to Cody's wife, who is an oasis of understanding, but instead, to Cody's father, who is drunk and indifferent.