A Dr. Phil Exclusive: Runaway Mom Speaks Out
In a Dr. Phil exclusive, runaway Pennsylvania mom Brenda Heist speaks out for the first time about abandoning her family 11 years ago. Where has she been living all these years? And, what message does she have for the family she left behind?
Making Peace with Your Past
"Are My Children in a Cult?"
James says his estranged wife, Jennifer, is being controlled by a religious group that he calls a cult, and he says he fears his four children may be in danger. Jennifer insists she’s not in a cult and believes she is following a prophet of God. Are their children in harm’s way?
Are You in a Custody Battle?
"It’s Either Me or Your Deadbeat Son"
Ed says his wife of two years, Johnna, enables her 23-year-old son, Chase, so much that it’s destroying their marriage. Johnna admits that she’s easily manipulated by Chase — so, why won’t she put her foot down?
Are You an Enabler?
"It's Either Me or Your Deadbeat Son" Part 2: Meet Grandma
Dr. Phil continues to unravel the painful details of Johnna’s past, including her troubled relationship with her mother, Cindy, whom she calls “demonic” and a “sociopath.” Cindy admits she was a terrible mother — and makes a shocking confession about her parenting skills. Is Johnna passing down a damaged legacy to her son?
Stop Spoiling Your Kids
Parenting Disaster: Extreme Excuses
Darcy says that her sister and brother-in-law’s home is in a state of complete chaos — and their four children, ages 8 to 16, are paying the price. With this family in dire need, hear Dr. Phil’s no-nonsense plan for getting everyone back on track.
Five Core Steps to Good Parenting
Help Victims of the Oklahoma Tornadoes
Hundreds of people — including many children — have been injured or killed by the devastating Oklahoma tornadoes. Help those affected by supporting the relief efforts.
Talking to Your Children about Tragedy
Opening up an age-appropriate dialogue with your children about a tragedy can be difficult, but it's necessary
in order to help them process, cope and feel safe. What's the best way to talk to young people about
tragedy or senseless acts of violence?
in order to help them process, cope and feel safe. What's the best way to talk to young people about
tragedy or senseless acts of violence?
Help Feed a Child this Summer
Summer is the season most kids look forward to no school, lots of free time and warm days to go out and play. But for many children, summer means a lot less to eat.
Life Code: The New Rules for Winning in the Real World
“Life is a game — and you will either be a player or be the one played,” explains Dr. Phil in his new book, Life Code: The New Rules for Winning in the Real World. It’s time to learn how the world really works, not how
you wish it worked, not how it should work, but how it really works. Life Code will empower you to become a leader in your own life and protect yourself and those you love.
Read an excerpt.
you wish it worked, not how it should work, but how it really works. Life Code will empower you to become a leader in your own life and protect yourself and those you love.
Read an excerpt.
CASA: Make a Difference in a Child's Life
Sometimes, it takes just one person to change a child's life forever. Learn how CASA volunteers are giving abused and neglected children a voice — and a second chance.
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A Tour of the Ministry
Doug Perry explains how the Fellowship of the Martyrs began and gives a look at the grounds.
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Signs of Cult Influence
Do you suspect a loved one has been influenced by an extreme group? Learn the warning signs.
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