Dr Lyn Fong

Dr. Lyn Fong has over 20 years of experience in general practice. After completing her MBBS at University of Queensland in 1999, she spent 10 years working as a solo general practitioner in Brisbane and Sydney. Dr. Fong also gained experience working in regional medical practice in Central Queensland and later joined group medical practices in Sydney and Canberra.

Dr. Fong has a strong interest in mental health and is an accredited GP provider of focussed psychological strategies. She works closely with clinical psychologists and psychiatrists to manage a wide range of mental health issues, preparing mental health care plans and reviews.

Dr. Fong is also passionate about women’s health, lifestyle advice, preventative care, and chronic disease management. She integrates medical treatments with lifestyle prescriptions for managing chronic conditions.

She has been practicing at CBD Medical Practice since 2007, where she continues to offer holistic care with a focus on individualized patient care.

Dr. Fong has conducted research into mental health, particularly preventative mental health strategies in general practice settings. She is also passionate about her Asian heritage and has researched the social history of Chinese pioneers in the Northern Territory. Dr. Fong has explored her family’s background in China and Australia, which has led her to complete a Master’s degree in Asian Studies.

Her research interests also include the impact of lifestyle factors on chronic health conditions, especially diabetes and hypertension.

• Award for Excellence in Mental Health Care

• Recognized for Outstanding Contributions to Women’s Health

• Nominated for Best GP in Preventive Health

• Awarded for Leadership in Holistic and Preventative Medicine

Dr. Fong has published articles and research findings on mental health care, chronic disease management, and preventative medicine. She has presented at various medical conferences on lifestyle changes for managing chronic diseases like diabetes and hypertension. Her contributions to mental health awareness in general practice have helped shape care guidelines for preventative mental health in primary care.