Sally Blythe is a psychologist and author who spent more than twenty-five years working alongside her late husband developing a method of assessment and intervention to help children who are under-achieving.
As both colleague and spouse, theirs was an extraordinary relationship, sometimes described by Sally as the most unlikely but remarkably successful love affair that lasted throughout their life together.
Some years after the husband’s death she moved to North Wales where she continues to write and work. She has three adult children from a former marriage and seven grandchildren.
Because You Were There
“Reminders of you are everywhere, but you are nowhere, and this absence of you is forever.”As the finality and aloneness of her husband’s death started to dawn, Sally realised the only person who would have understood her feelings of loss was him. In the silent spaces that were left behind, sh...
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