Previous Episodes

Julie plans to spend the first year of her married life living together with her husband in Peru. Fine. Julie's mother, however, does not support the idea, and Dr. Laura is called in to be the tiebreaker.

Menopause is now Sarah's physical reality, and to her, this means the end of all fun things in life. Maybe after speaking with Dr. Laura, she'll see it's not all as bad as it may seem.

After 50 years of marriage, Harriet reflects on her sparkless partnership and wonders about the possibility of igniting a new fire of passion.

Jackie's daughter failed the third grade. Unsure of where to cast the blame or what to do, Jackie speaks to Dr. Laura for some guidance.

Long past the point of flirtatious glances and tender embraces, Missy and her husband have all but given up on a satisfying marriage. Not to mention the fact that they drive separate trucks for a living, it isn't the ideal design for a happy couple.

The Global Couch Potato / Jennifer's husband is having an affair, and he's not shy about it. Consequently, the children are beginning to ask questions about their father's late-night excursions. Jennifer by no means approves of her husband's despicable behavior, but feels it may be best to keep the truth hidden from their kids. Dr. Laura has another idea.

Kem's husband is having an affair with none other than Kem's best friend. Unsure of her next move, Kem calls Dr. Laura.

Jobs for 20-Somethings / Maureen is trying to make new friends, but at nearly 30, it's tough to find people who aren't completely absorbed in their own lives.

After her 12-year-old daughter had a stroke, Charity is understandably nervous about sending her back to school. To ease the transition out of the safety bubble, Dr. Laura plans a special gift for Charity's daughter.

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