Previous Episodes

Angela couldn't be more wrong. However, a simple, yet highly intuitive suggestion from Dr. Laura has her on the road to doing the right thing.

Does Your Child Need Therapy? / Karen is very concerned (and rightly so) about a close call involving her 6-year-old boy, his 11-year-old cousin, and a sleepover at Grandma's house.

Melissa married a guy way older than her, realized her mistake, and decided to call Dr. Laura to make sure divorce is the best option. Luckily for Melissa, there are no kids to consider.

Dr. Laura's quote of the hour: "Everyone in their lives has had at least one demon, and you have to remind yourself to...screw it!'"

When to Call It Quits / A potentially debilitating health condition has Stacy worried around the clock about falling (and ultimately dying) in public.

After Mary threw a hefty kitchen appliance at her husband with the intent to hurt him, Mary's husband struck back with his hands. It's the first time in their marriage that things have been physically violent. Is this the sign of a treacherous future, or a painful reminder of their fading love?

Louise is guilt-stricken. She longs to shed the weight of her unappreciative, invalid mother who she has looked after for decades.

How to Survive a Temper Tantrum / Andrea's daughter is, at the very least, trading naughty texts, and at the most, having sex with the foreign exchange student in her school. Short of deporting the young lad for misconduct, what is Andrea to do?

Mere hours before calling the show, Nina found hard evidence of her husband having affairs with two women, both of them coworkers. Nina let the women know about each other (in case they were mutually oblivious), but she hasn't talked to her husband yet.

Ironically, Joy no longer finds joy at work. She hopes to switch professions, and perhaps, even try her hand at politics. Dr. Laura has some choice words for this discontented teacher.