Previous Episodes

Are Daniel's extramarital fantasies an indication that he doesn't love his wife?

Sarah wonders whether taking care of the family business is more important than caring for her new child.

Grit and Guts Get the Grade / Lynn needs major surgery, but she's afraid that if she takes time off work, she'll be fired.

Trouble in paradise: A "pampered princess" doesn't want to share a penthouse suite with two of her relatives, one being her 87-year-old grandmother.

Kim's husband enjoys living outside the Christian values upon which their marriage is based. Kim recorded him having an "emotional affair" with another woman. Should she confront him with this evidence?

Kinky Couples / Julie is revolted by the mere thought of having sex with her husband. Why? - Differing parenting styles.

Tiffany's 16-year-old daughter refused to come home after a movie night and Tiffany doesn't know why, or rather, she knows but isn't willing to accept it. The devastating truth is that Tiffany's daughter is making a plea to live with her father instead of Mommy.

Joanne has tried many, many times to convince her sister to change the way she treats her kids, to change the way she maintains order in the house, to change...everything. But alas, it has been to no avail. However, the kids may now be in danger. What should she do?

Stay-at-Home Parenting Still Possible / Jordan considers herself to be the primary cause of her family's problems because for the duration of her life so far, she's been labeled the black sheep. Dr. Laura sees it differently and teaches Jordan to do the same.

Larry's 21-year-old daughter has shacked up with her boyfriend, a man with no clear goals and a lazy attitude about life. No man enjoys hearing his daughter called an "unpaid whore," but then again, Dr. Laura doesn't always choose phrases designed to be fun for the ears.