Topic : 01/22 The Dr. Phil House: Teen Intervention, Part 3

I think instead of worring about how the oldest daughter's behavior is going to effect the other children's future you should be concerned about the oldest daughter's present.  Obviously she is going through some serious problems that you as a parent and as a person should be concerned about.

I grew up with so many "step" family members that l can no longer tell my children how l am related to this grandma or that grandpa, in my family family is family and you can never have too many family members until it comes time to remember Brithdays.

I think you need to look at what your problem is and not blame your "step-children" for everything.

Obviously this whole family needs help, and it's my opinion that they should all walk away from one another, and leave mom and daughter alone.  Doesn't Enza have her own life? How can one person focus s-o-o-o-o much time and energy in being such a horrible person? Just because she is miserable, she wants everyone around her to be miserable too. She looks uglier and uglier everytime I see her because of her poor attitude, negative personality, and downright toxicity. Mom may not be Mom Of The Year, but she's doing the best she can, and Enza needs to back off and quit making things worse. It's none of her business anyway. I'm sickened by Enza's drama seeking, know-it-all behavior. I'm embarrased for her, and outraged by her. Mom, you need to take your daughter, move away, and start over using the tools you are learning, and remain in therapy. I realize "it takes a village to raise a child", but heck, that village you are living in isn't exactly Pleasantville.  Good luck mom, I think you can do it!  Remember:  Love yourself, Love your daughter, and love life!  Everyday is a good day!!!