Previous Episodes

Rich has recently gained custody of his three grandchildren because his daughter and her husband have temporarily been deemed unsafe parents. One child in particular, the 10-year-old, has taken to acting out. How should Rich handle his grandchild's bursts of anger?

Mary, a very impressive 51-year-old marathon-running housewife, has trouble perfecting push-ups. By example, Dr. Laura shows Mary the next step.

How Not to Talk to Kids / During Janice's military service, her roommate did the bump-n'-grind with a fellow male soldier. Upon her roommate's early departure, Janice continued where the roommate had left off. Now, her friend is disappointed. Is Janice in the wrong?

Wedding 'Reservations' / Years and years of living with a mean, disrespectful man has got Jen debating whether or not she should leave her marriage. Unfortunately, kids are involved in this situation, but the question is, how much more abuse can they withstand before their lives are forever ruined?

All Nikki wants is to be able to wake up happy, get out of bed without dreading the coming day, and feel good about herself.

Is Joyce really set on cutting ties with her sister over a silly movie? As it turns out, the decision to distance herself is a good one, but the reasons are much more urgent than her 11-year-old son's early exposure to "Transformers."

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!'"