Communication is KEY in All Families

  • Stacy Blythe
Communication is KEY in All Families

Every family is unique. Some are loud and boisterous where everyone fights to be heard, while others are low-key and reserved. Each has a unique way of communicating which is an integral part of building both individual self-esteem and healthy relationships. The way we communicate within our families can strengthen both personal and familial relationships […]

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Stacy Blythe

Dr. Stacy Blythe is a registered nurse and a research academic. Her research focuses on the health and well-being of children in out-of-home care and their families. As a lecturer in infant mental health, she is interested in infants who are prenatally exposed to harmful substances. In addition to nursing, teaching and research qualifications, Blythe has post graduate certification in developmental trauma and has been an authorized foster carer for more than 16 years. Blythe provides training to health care workers, social service providers and foster carers in relation to working with children who have prenatal substance exposure and/or have experienced trauma.

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