Ask the Authors
Joined by authors Nancy Davis, Dr. Dan Siegel and Mitch Albom, Dr. Phil discusses how to be in the moment, live without regret and find true happiness, even when faced with challenges.
Something He Never Expected
When Nicole was diagnosed with a debilitating disease, she accepted her illness, but her husband, Sal, hasn't always been supportive and even contributes to her stress. They often argue, and she fears their marriage may be in jeopardy.
Taking Control of Her Life
Nancy Davis, author of Lean on Me, was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis 15 years ago. Her doctors told her that life as she knew it was over. She decided to find her own answers and live life doing what makes her happy.
"It has helped so many different people in ways that I never could have even dreamed."
Talking to Your Teen
Dana says her 16-year-old daughter, Whitney, changed overnight. Her grades went down, she started missing curfew, and she's been caught drinking and smoking.
Dr. Dan Siegel shares the secret for communicating with kids.
One Last Chance
Mitch Albom, acclaimed author of nine books, including Tuesdays With Morrie, shares insights into his new book, For One More Day. Plus, meet a viewer who was brought to tears while reading the novel.
What would you do if you had one more day with a lost loved one?
Smiling from Ear to Ear
Lisa, a member of the Women of Faith organization, first appeared on Dr. Phil signing alongside gospel singer, Sandi Patti. After the show, her life changed forever.
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