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A self-help program that features Vanzant helping Americans to overcome difficulties in their lives.

Iyanla: Fix My Life Season 6

September. 10,2016

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TV-14

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Iyanla: Fix My Life

2012 / TV-14

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A self-help program that features Vanzant helping Americans to overcome difficulties in their lives.

Cast

Iyanla Vanzant

Producted By

Harpo Studios

Genres

Reality

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Iyanla: Fix My Life Season 6 Full Episode Guide

Episode 10 - Fix a Black Man’s Heart, Part 3

First Aired: November. 12,2016

Episode 9 - Fix a Black Man’s Heart, Part 2

First Aired: November. 05,2016

Episode 8 - House of Healing: Fix a Black Man’s Heart, Part 1

First Aired: October. 29,2016

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

Episode 7 - Lotto Drama

First Aired: October. 22,2016

Iyanla works with a mother of four whose life is in shambles after winning a the lottery.

Episode 6 - Fix My Broken Family, Part 2

First Aired: October. 14,2016

Episode 5 - Fix My Broken Family, Part 1

First Aired: October. 08,2016

Episode 4 - House of Healing – The Myth of The Angry Black Woman, Part 4

First Aired: October. 01,2016

Episode 3 - House of Healing – The Myth of The Angry Black Woman, Part 3

First Aired: September. 24,2016

Episode 2 - House of Healing – The Myth of The Angry Black Woman, Part 2

First Aired: September. 17,2016

Episode 1 - House of Healing – The Myth of The Angry Black Woman, Part 1

First Aired: September. 10,2016

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.