Iyanla: Fix My Life

In one of her most challenging cases to date, Iyanla must help a man come face-to-face with feelings of emotional abandonment by his parents, which have locked him in a seemingly endless negative cycle of women and children.

Iyanla addresses the pain and resentment that a man's actions have caused for his many children and the mothers of his children. The women are upset that he has failed to step up to the plate as a father.

In part two of a follow-up TV special, Iyanla once again comes face-to-face with Jay, who says he fathered 34 children with 17 women, for a candid in-studio discussion with a group of men about love, infidelity and the responsibilities of being a father.

In the second part of an emotional discussion, Iyanla talks with Jay (who says he fathered 34 children) and a group of men about the obligations of fatherhood -- and has a personal breakthrough in front of the live studio audience.

Joined by mothers, fathers and children in crisis, Iyanla concludes a multi-part studio dialogue about men having children without accepting responsibility. A national discussion sparked by her work with Jay, who fathered 34 kids with 17 women.

Iyanla helps a former model who turned to dangerous butt injections in the name of beauty -- but at the expense of her health and relationships with others.

Iyanla helps two co-dependent sisters -- one whose addiction is destroying her life and the other who is forced to take care of her irresponsible sister at the expense of her own happiness and relationships.

Iyanla travels to Chicago to help a grandmother who has taken on the responsibility of raising her grandson as a result of her daughter's irresponsible behavior.

Iyanla travels to Conyers, Georgia, to meet with a family struggling with a three-generation history of violence against women, by women. Iyanla explores the reasons behind their pathology of violence and shares steps to bring healing.