Dr. Charles Foster has an international reputation as a therapist for individuals, couples, and families and as a consultant for organizations of all sizes. He is co-founder and research director of The Chestnut Hill Institute. And with Mira Kirshenbaum, he is author, co-author, and lead researcher of over thirteen books. He has lectured at the Harvard Medical School and has made numerous TV appearances.
Charles's Latest Blog Entries:
Mira talks about Affairs on Public Radio
by Charles on August 26th, 2008You can hear an absolutely fascinating interview with Mira talking about her new book When Good People Have Affairs on Wisconsin Public Radio. Lots of people have listened; and it’s easy for you to do so. Just click on this link, then scroll down to Mira’s interview on Thursday 7/3/2008 at 4:00 PM on Wisconsin Public Radio’s At Issue with Ben Merens Show. Enjoy!!
Judging the Judgers
by Mira and Charles on August 11th, 2008Well, Mike Lupica and Maureen Dowd have had their say. And while they said it well they said nothing – of course nobody likes what John Edwards did Duh. You’d have to be brain dead not to feel that way. So what’s so smart about asserting that he did a bad thing? Maybe that’s why a lot of people are talking about our previous blog. Read the rest of this entry. »
Hang In There; It’s Worth It
by Mira and Charles on August 4th, 2008This is a relationship blog; so what does Alzheimer’s disease have to do with your relationships? It should be clear to you by now, my faithful friend, that almost everything has to do with relationships. Check it out: Read the rest of this entry. »
Our Blog Is TOPS!
by Mira and Charles on July 4th, 2008Our blog called Healthy Relationships on RevolutionHealth.com has recently received some rave reviews.
In a list of the top 100 medical blogs, ours was one of only 5 mentioned in the mental health category and was the ONLY relationship blog to be honored.
And ours came in at #3 in a list of the 100 best blogs for relationship advice.
So keep reading, keep adding your comments, and let’s all try even harder to do our best.








