Iyanla, Fix My Life

Reality stars Althea ("Love & Hip Hop"), Dutchess ("Black Ink Crew") and Minyon ("Bridezillas") hide behind their TV personas; while these women were left feeling lost, Iyanla intervenes to help them reclaim their identities.

Evonne raises her daughters to believe they were molested by their father as toddlers, a claim he vehemently denies; when a lie detector test exposes the truth, it may free the family members or destroy them forever.

Lie detector results tell three estranged sisters whether they were molested by their father; deceptions continue to mount as Iyanla delves into this family's curse.

Iyanla works with a woman and her daughter who share childhood traumas that mirror each other, leading to crippling self-hatred; these two women work together to face their traumas head-on in order to walk their healing paths.

Thirty years after murdering 6-year-old Shane's mother in a drunken rage, Bo is out of prison and searching for a bond with his only son; Iyanla digs deep to help Shane find forgiveness and the courage to move on.

An engaged couple's relationship is characterized by toxic levels of control and resentment; with the bride's nasty attitude and the groom's co-dependence, Iyanla wonders if these two will ever be ready to walk down the aisle.

After being abandoned by their crack-addicted mother, five brothers and sisters grow up being tortured and abused in foster care; now, Iyanla teaches them to speak the unspeakable, spelling out a path to halt the pain and begin to heal their family.

Iyanla invites five siblings back to face the woman who abandoned them to be tortured in foster care; the siblings face a choice between forgiving their mother or casting her aside.

Iyanla confronts gospel singer Le'Andria Johnson who battles alcohol addiction while trying to find herself as an artist, a woman and a person of faith.

Gospel singer Le'Andria Johnson battles with alcohol and her faith; when these two mix, the result is a dangerous cocktail that jeopardizes both her career and life.

A woman refuses to get along with her daughter-in-law; after moving in two years ago, this woman has resorted to lies and manipulations in order to get her way; Iyanla tries to sort through the madness and get to the truth.

The Mitchell family returns in search of Iyanla's help; bad behaviors have resurfaced in some, the pattern of abandonment has spread, and an attempted suicide by one of the six siblings causes Iyanla to up her game for a new level of healing.

Iyanla aims to mend the broken Mitchell family by helping to heal its individual members first; Michael Jr. faces a mental health issue; Marvin and Melvin come to grips with a crisis; Leronda must share her truth to break a generational curse.

During the Mitchell family's final visit, Iyanla addresses the chaos of family squabbles, breakdowns and blow-ups by making each member face their core issues of mistrust.

RaAnne has been wearing the pants in her marriage with Demetrius for the past 14 years, and the seams are ready to burst; Iyanla puts this abusive couple's relationship to the test, but it may be too late to rekindle their love, trust and friendship.

Neil is desperate to form a relationship with his three sons after abandoning them nearly 30 years ago; in an unexpected twist, a paternity test is ordered to shed new light on old wounds as Iyanla tries to get to the bottom of their dysfunction.

Three brothers seek Iyanla's help in healing the wounds inflicted when their drug-addicted father abandoned them; the DNA test results are in, and when the truth is revealed, everyone is forced to decide whether they are going to stay or walk away.

Lil' Karla has been labeled a bad seed since day one, and her father, aunt, and grandmother are at the end of their ropes; as soon as Iyanla sits down with the family, she realizes that the problem with Lil' Karla lies with them.

A man is caught in the middle between his black wife and his white mother; the mother's five-page letter of resentments to Iyanla may help resolve the conflict, or it may prove that the distance between family members is justified.

Christian and Remeesha continue to reach out to his mother, Rita, who can't seem to stop fighting to be right; Iyanla tries to show how this matriarch's bullying and judgments are creating turmoil in her family.