Iyanla: Fix My Life Episode Rating Graph

Iyanla heads to Los Angeles to support actress Maia Campbell, best known for her TV role as Tiffany on “In The House.” Through the years, Maia has struggled with addiction and was publicly humiliated when shocking videos of her hit the internet.

Spiritual life coach Iyanla Vanzant heads to Dallas, Texas to help a local DJ and his mother heal from a secret that has torn them apart. Iyanla will work with the son to forgive his mother for lying to him about the identity of his biological father.

Matilda is forced to face charges in the "Court of Life;" she admits she thought she was going to get away with everything; Matilda's prison daughters and biologi

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

Philando Castile is killed by a police officer during a routine traffic stop while his fiancée, Diamond Reynolds, live-streams the aftermath; with the help of Sybrina Fulton, Trayvon Martin's mother, Iyanla works with Diamond to heal her pain.

A multi-generational family is in breakdown after the matriarch dies. Yolanda is at the center of the chaos, since her actions have terrorized everyone. While she claims to seek change, Yolanda’s resistance to the process threatens any family healing.

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.

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.

In the first of a four-part special event, Iyanla Vanzant invites eight women to move into her House of Healing. The women, including a single mother, several victims of child abuse, and a set of twins one of whom was attacked by an ex-boyfriend all share one thing in common: They have all been labeled as angry black women. Iyanla's intention is to prove that this stereotype is inaccurate, untrue and dangerous.

Iyanla invites six men into a House of Healing to help fix the black man’s heart.

Part 2 of 2. Iyanla works with five men who were victims of childhood sexual abuse.

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

Evonne raised her three daughters to believe that their father molested them when they were toddlers, a claim he vehemently denies. When a lie detector test exposes the rot gut truth, will it set them free or destroy this family forever?

In this sneak preview episode, Iyanla hits the road to help a family in crisis. She lays the foundation for healing as she helps three generations of women—Bernetta, Brenda and Corrine—begin to tell the truth. Iyanla provides the tools to restore mother-daughter relationships and offers advice on how to keep lines of communication open.

A family's perfect facade is shattered after a video of their patriarch's rant goes viral, and his history of controlling behavior and rage is exposed. To address the violent men in the family, Iyanla calls in her old friend for help, Dr. Steve Perry.

Iyanla works with former reality stars Althea ("Love & Hip Hop"), Dutchess ("Black Ink Crew") and Minyon ("Bridezillas"). Their addiction to fame has left them lost and desperate to reclaim their identities after selling out for money and notoriety.

Iyanla works with a woman who was abused by her grandfather at 6 years old and forced by her mother to cover it up. A dark path formed by lies, threats and blackmail is revealed—the same path taken by generations of women before her.

Actress LisaRaye McCoy is happy in her role as queen of her own castle, but when her mother, daughter and granddaughter come to live under her roof, they find themselves to be three women in the middle of a toxic generational breakdown.

A violent home invasion during a child's birthday party kills two people and destroys an entire family. Fourteen years after the incident, two sisters attempt to repair the emotional wounds from a day that they have never fully processed.

In the series premiere, Iyanla travels to Miami to visit Evelyn Lozada, star of Basketball Wives, weeks before the headline making news of the alleged domestic violence incident between her and her NFL star husband, Chad Ochocinco Johnson.

The Mitchell family returns for Iyanla's help. In Part 1, 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.

Christy wrote to Iyanla looking for peace with her children to spend more time with her new husband, but when the family opens up, it’s quickly revealed that the behavior of the kids is beyond anyone’s control.

After years of searching, Terrell, a 40-year-old Black man adopted at birth, finds his biological family through a DNA test. His elation quickly turns to exhaustion, however, when he discovers the secrets of his long-buried past.

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

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.

Divorced for two years, reality star Trina Braxton continues to fill the role of wife for ex-husband Gabe; their shared lives and lack of boundaries have created confusion and anger in Trina’s youngest son.