Listen to Dr Johanna Lynch discuss the experience of narrating her own book to create the audiobook! Click here to listen on Spotify.

This invited paper was designed to help GPs gain confidence in the work they do to manage complexity. It ended up being a chance to explain the generalist philosophy and how the Sense of Safety framework can help us see and care for the whole person.

My first write up in the national GPNews online magazine! Click here to read it!

A trio of personal reflections on Sense of Safety and grounding that may offer you some comfort and courage. Listen to it here .

Dr Johanna Lynch has had a chapter included in a new mental health textbook launched this month, entitled Humanising Mental Health in Australia: a guide to trauma-informed approaches . Her chapter, co-authored with eminent Norwegian GP researcher Anna Luise Kirkengen, is entitled Biology and Experience Intertwined: trauma, neglect and the physical body . Sneak preview of the chapter. This chapter draws together my clinical experience and international research on how our life

Our bodies are not only alive – they are lived! As a GP joining the Zest team to do psychotherapy, I have chosen to explain how my work fits in to the team by introducing some ground-breaking science that is changing both medicine and psychology! Caring for the whole person has been my passion – so I have undertaken training in grief and loss and trauma to balance the biomedical training I had as an undergraduate. Science made a monumental historical mistake when it separated