Iyanla: Fix My Life Season 7, Episode 11: Childhood Rape: Male Survivors (Part 2)

Broken Reality: Neffe & Soullow (Part 1)

Former reality stars Neffe and Soullow's toxic marriage is on the brink of destruction. Iyanla gives these reality stars a reality check by forcing them to identify -- and finally unpack -- the baggage they've been carrying throughout their lives. Part 1 of 2.

Broken Reality: Neffe & Soullow (Part 2)

Iyanla delves deeper into the baggage of former reality stars Neffe and Soullow as they try to save their marriage. But when Iyanla questions Neffe's motivation for being there, Neffe storms off.

Growing Up Jackson

Iyanla provides counsel for Taryll Jackson and his girlfriend of 10 years, who have been struggling for most of their relationship

Family Of Lies, Part 1

Iyanla supports six sisters trying to heal their family after 19 years of disconnection.

Family Of Lies, Part 2

Iyanla continues to counsel a family who has been estranged for 19 years, as the matriarch reveals her history of sexual abuse and addiction.

Family Of Lies, Part 3

Iyanla's healing process is threatened when the family matriarch contemplates abandoning her daughters again.

Broken Reality: Laura Govan

Laura Govan, former reality star of Basketball Wives, works with Iyanla to shed the volatile persona she has created on television.

Surviving The Pulse Nightclub Mass Shooting

Iyanla counsels six survivors of the mass shooting at Pulse nightclub in Orlando, Florida to work through the grieving process.

Rapper's Remorse

Turk, of Hot Boys fame, and his wife Erica are struggling to save their marriage from Turk's deep-seeded paranoia; Iyanla uncovers the layers of trauma in both of their lives that have prevented them from moving past Turk's shootout with police.

Childhood Rape: Male Survivors (Part 1)

Marriage in Crisis (Part 1)

Of Murders and Men (Part 1)

Years after their release, four convicted murderers are still unable to find solace outside the prison walls; Iyanla breaks each man down to their foundations to find the root cause of their crimes; the unhealed wounds that stop them from living.