Lynne JacksonLynne Jackson has spent much of her career working with children, young people and their families in the mental health field, including over a decade in remote communities across the Kimberley and Northern Territory. She holds a master's degree in Metal Health Science (Child Psychotherapy) from Monash University and has a longstanding interest in emotional wellbeing and resilience. These themes shape her Tradie Roo stories, which aims to support children in learning important skills such as problem-solving and emotional intelligence as well as STEM concepts. Lynne now lives in Sydney with her elderly cattle dog mix, Cookie (who stars in the stories), and her partner, Nick. Read More Read Less