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Speaking, Training & Mentorship

Dr Johanna Lynch presents generalist whole person approaches to understanding distress. She integrates an understanding of the relational, cultural, environmental, physiological and meaningful aspects of being a person.

 

Believing there is so much to learn from one another - she has integrated years of clinical experience, wisdom from her patients, and expert opinion from different disciplines to focus on healing and hope-filled approaches to suffering.

 

She has carefully developed the Sense of Safety approach to distress that offers a strength-based and trauma-informed approach that honours personal and communal strengths and does not dismiss or ignore pain.

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She is available to teach in schools, workplaces, and community organisations, and offers online individual and group supervision and case consultation.

Upcoming Presentations

March 2026 | Gold Coast 

Australian Society ​​for Childhood Trauma

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August 2026 | AMEE in Vienna

International Association for Health Professions Education

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Other presentations will be listed here as they draw near...

Professional Supervision and Mentoring

Johanna offers online individual and small-group case consultation and supervision for GPs, mental health clinicians, teachers, and other multidisciplinary practitioners. A skilled facilitator and mentor, she is passionate about supporting frontline practitioners, helping to build their confidence, resilience and morale. 

 

Since 2009, under the Mental Health Professionals Network, Johanna has conducted the Integrate Place multidisciplinary case consultation group in Brisbane. She has also run online case consultation groups for Outback Futures, and for the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners and the Australian Society of Psychological Medicine since 2016.

 

For more information on Dr Lynch’s philosophy of supervision - click here.

 

For information on costs and appointment availability contact hello@johannalynch.com

“The problem with stereotypes is not that they are untrue, but they are incomplete, they make one story become the only story”

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- CHIMAMANDA NGOZI ADICHIE THE DANGER OF A SINGLE STORY TED TALK

Past Presentations: Trauma informed practice, Whole Person Care, and Sense of Safety

Past Presentations: Trauma informed practice, Whole Person Care, and Sense of Safety 

 

Dr Lynch is recognised as a leader in trauma-informed practice in primary care, presenting on the topic internationally and nationally. She has presented on whole person care, sense of safety, generalism, grief and loss, complex trauma, spirituality in medical practice, dissociation, and clinician self-care.

 

More specifically, Dr Lynch has been a trainer with the Australian Society of Psychological Medicine since 2015, delivering Focused Psychological Skills training to GPs and convening conferences since 2018. She presents nationally on trauma-informed, strength-based, whole-person care, including at Headspace and the Queensland Early Intervention Statewide Conference (2024).

 

Other resources include appearances on the JustAGP, GP Show, and Mental Health Professionals Book Club podcasts, contributions to national conferences, and internationally acclaimed webinars on complex trauma.

 

Watch and listen to more links in the Resources section of the website.

Interested in speaking, training, or coaching?

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If you would like to attend one of Dr Johanna Lynch’s trainings, invite her to speak with your organisation, participate in group or individual case consultations online please email hello@drjohannalynch.com.

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