Former NFL running back Jon Vaughn joins Dr. Phil to confront the abuse he endured at Michigan and the scandals that followed, asking whether big-time football can ever put people before the scoreboard.
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For the past nine years, Alan's photos from social media have been used as catfish bait to lure women into online relationships with the help of a private investigator he and his wife were surprised to learn who the catfish was.
Janey, the sister-in-law of convicted murderer Scott Peterson, brings evidence to Dr. Phil that she says will prove Peterson didn't murder his wife, Laci.
With over 1 billion views across his social media platforms, Jack, 17, says he'll do almost anything for a "like" his parents say he continues to push the envelope with his rude and disruptive pranks and has had close encounters with the police.
Jared says his ex-wife has failed to pay her court-ordered child support she says he is determined to ruin her life with her new husband.
Dr. Phil speaks with guests who share personal experiences to explain why they claim that the sex offender registry isn't protecting the communities it aims to keep safe.
Frankie and his former wife, Karen Leanne, were accused of scamming would-be parents by promising them one of their unborn babies in exchange for financial support. Sandy claims her biological parents "sold her like a piece of furniture for $5,000."
Brenda says her much-older husband became crazy and temperamental soon after their wedding Bev fears that her sister's younger boyfriend is in the relationship for a green card and money author Mitch Albom.
Shawn admits to having had at least 20 affairs but blames his wife for his choices websites for and about cheaters moving forward after infidelity.
Aspiring model Stephen, 20, posts online claims that he was abused by his parents as a child they say he is the one who is hostile and abusive, so much so that he once had to be institutionalized the family meets for the first time in months.
Dr. Phillip C. McGraw's show draws on his 25 years of experience in psychology, sociology and observation. Beginning his TV career as the resident expert on human behavior on Oprah Winfrey's daily talk show, Dr. Phil continues to deal with real issues in his blunt style.
Dr. Phillip C. McGraw's show draws on his 25 years of experience in psychology, sociology and observation. Beginning his TV career as the resident expert on human behavior on Oprah Winfrey's daily talk show, Dr. Phil continues to deal with real issues in his blunt style.
A Navy SEAL trainee who says he was wrongfully convicted of murder and abduction to defile for a crime the actual killer later confessed to committing alone, served 31 years of an 82-year sentence before walking out of prison this is his first interview.
A young veteran and new father is stretched thin trying to grow his landscaping business until Dr. Phil and HighLevel step in to help him reclaim his time and scale smarter.
Former NFL running back Jon Vaughn joins Dr. Phil to confront the abuse he endured at Michigan and the scandals that followed, asking whether big-time football can ever put people before the scoreboard.
Sports betting is a multi-billion dollar industry, but is its popularity and accessibility leading to a health crisis among young male adults, a group who are reported to have high sports gambling rates.
Frankie and his former wife, Karen Leanne, were accused of scamming would-be parents by promising them one of their unborn babies in exchange for financial support. Sandy claims her biological parents "sold her like a piece of furniture for $5,000."
Guests share their experiences as jurors in the Scott Peterson murder trial.
A couple say their new neighbors have been a constant source of conflict, making threats and false police reports, and allowing their four dogs to bark all night the three neighbors accuse the couple of making up lies about them.
Christian says he is stuck between two women fighting over him: his fiancée, Beth, and his mom, Carol Beth says her future mother-in-law is meddling, constantly berates her and is trying to destroy her relationship.
Dr. Phil and Rob Schneider unpack the psychology of comedy and the courage to laugh, speak, and think freely.
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