Carole Caplin

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Carole Caplin (born January 8, 1961, London) is a professional life coach, an alleged New Ager, and a former member of Exegesis.

She was the life coach of the wife of British PM Tony Blair, Cherie, and rose to notoriety for her alleged involvement in the Cheriegate affair. This followed her relationship with International Man of Mischief, Australian Peter Foster. Caplin became pregnant by Foster but would miscarry at the height of the Cherigate scandal. She would describe Foster in an interview in the Mail on Sunday newspaper as "the greatest lover I have ever known" and pledged that she would "always love him". She was exposed by Mazher Mahmood of the News of the World betraying confidences of Prime Minister Tony Blair and Cherie. She appealed to the Press Complaints Commission but lost her case.

As of 2006 she was writing as an agony aunt for the Mail on Sunday, and had a miniseries—The Carole Caplin Treatment— on Channel 4.

[edit] Trivia

In the early 1980's, Carole was a member of SHOCK: a rock/mime/burlesque/music troupe.

According to his recent autobiography entitled Stand and Deliver, Adam Ant dated Carole at the height of his fame in the early 1980s.

[edit] The Carole Caplin Treatment

TX 2006 C4.

produced by Diverse Bristol.

Executive Producer - Jane Lomas, Producer - Sarah Feltes, Assistant Producer - Anna Dawson, Researcher - Ian Osprey

"The Carole Caplin Treatment offers a unique insight into the working world of Carole. With a band of leading experts, Carole helps six people with very different problems to overcome their difficulties and to embrace a new way of life.

Across the five half hours, Carole works with Sharon – a single mum of two from Manchester who’s struggling to cope with all the demands life throws at her. And she’s had more than her fair share of bad luck: her father and her stepfather died tragically, she’s had breast cancer and she’s now permanently exhausted and not feeling good about herself at all. The road to recovery includes a complete overhaul of her home, what she eats, how she shops, what products she uses in the bathroom, a new exercise routine and, after astonishing results, a new wardrobe. In just a month, it’s been a remarkable journey for Sharon who now has a new job and and very different outlook on life.

Each day, Carole and her team help everyone from a 21 year old student who hates his nose (and there’s a personal revelation from Carole), a woman in her Fifties who’s struggling to cope after a terrible accident on holiday when she was charged by an elephant to a mum of two who’s battling to regain control of her pelvic floor. A city high-flier needs help to regain control of her life and her weight and there’s the young binge drinker with a litany of health problems who needs to get back on track. Carole has just a month to get results and introduce them to a whole new way of life. Can she do it? " taken from www.diverse.tv