Iyanla: The Inside Fix

Iyanla Vanzant returns to revisit the healing journey of the Six Brown Chicks of "Fix My Backstabbing Friends" and offer a new "fix" based on self-restoration, accountability, and gathering the courage to drop the mask and find your own truth and healing.

Iyanla Vanzant unpacks her unfinished business with reality star Sheree Whitfield and ex-husband Bob's unhealthy co-parenting relationship and offers a new "fix" that challenges unexplored bitterness, blame, and "performing" instead of being present.

Iyanla revisits Sasha the Diva's broken bond with her son and offers new lessons of self-reflection and "carefrontation over confrontation," teaching how love without alignment can lead to dysfunction if not careful. It's time to do the work!

Iyanla offers new lessons from the trauma poisoning the love between a verbally abusive wife and her silenced husband. She pinpoints where love is both unbalanced and replaced by fear, and how to foster a safe space for healing to begin.

Iyanla revisits one of her favorite episodes of "Fix My Life," following Uncle Pumpkin, Carrie, and their crowded and divided house, offering new lessons on tolerating dysfunction, addressing unexpressed trauma, and honoring good spiritual hygiene.

Iyanla revisits one of the most emotional season one episodes, offering a modern-day fix for broken mother-daughter bonds, with lessons on healing generational trauma and disrupting negative patterns of behavior.

Iyanla re-examines a "Fix My Life" episode that was both controversial and ahead of its time. Using Jeremyah's story, Iyanla offers fresh lessons in using the truth to heal grief, absolve anger, promote acceptance, and encourage being present.

Iyanla Vanzant presents new lessons on grandparents raising their grandchildren through the lens of generational pain, parental avoidance, and wounds of love, revisiting the story of "delinquent daughter" Dominique.

Iyanla revisits her time with lottery winner Marie for a renewed lesson on how to deal with broken patterns of love and scarcity, emotional emptiness, and how true wealth comes from deep spiritual healing, something no amount of money can buy.

Iyanla revisits "Fix My Toxic Obsession," shedding new light on the temporary "fix" of cosmetic surgery and how it fails to heal the deeper spiritual wounds and trauma needed to truly recognize our beauty.