Caller Questions & Discussion:

1. Marc shares five practical ways parents can stay connected and set healthy boundaries with their adult children—even when those children are making unhealthy or destructive choices.
2. I have a family member who has no filter, and I feel constantly disrespected and judged. Should I confront them?
3. My husband’s niece stopped talking to him two years ago and is now critically ill. If he’s already tried reaching out, what else can he do to restore the relationship?
4. Should I say anything about my friend being paid under the table? She’s been doing it for 12 years—what’s the right response?

Caller Questions & Discussion:

1. Dr. Alice explains how you can choose today to start divorce-proofing your marriage and shares practical tips to strengthen your relationship.
2. Is it acceptable for me to move forward with a divorced woman who is the mother of my kids? I’m a new Christian, reading through the Bible, and wondering what it says about divorce and remarriage.
3. I was an alcoholic, but now I find myself struggling with food addiction, which feels safer than risking harm to others through a DUI.
4. I’m 53 and my husband is 71. He suffered a traumatic brain injury and has ongoing cognitive issues, but he refuses to seek help.
5. How can I face betrayal from extended family I see every day? I feel mentally absent, yet I want to be present for my kids.
6. My brother is dying due to poor choices, and my family is making me feel guilty for not caring. How should I handle this family grief and guilt?

Caller Questions & Discussion:

1. Dr. Alice shares the promise that “God sets the lonely in families” (Psalm 68:6). If you struggle with loneliness or being a people-pleaser, remember to HALT: don’t get too hungry, angry, lonely, or tired.
2. I’ve been a pastor’s wife for 32 years, and my gift is hosting events. Some people say I’m too much. How can I clear this hurdle?
3. My extended family does everything together, but they gaslight me and often leave me out. How do I cope?
4. My husband and I have three teens, and he always argues with our middle teen daughter. How do I balance being a supportive wife and mom?
5. I have a 58-year-old son who sent me hurtful texts demanding I repent and go to his church, even though I live far away. My therapist thinks he struggles with mental illness. How should I respond?