In Neurodivergent Voices, peer specialist William Gallini-Pool brings his lived experience of ADHD and Autism, along with years of frontline work in youth mental health, into powerful and thoughtful conversations.
From psychiatric units to classrooms, William has worked across the mental health system to centre young people's voices, challenge outdated practices, and advocate for neurodiverse-friendly support.
This podcast explores how peer support can change lives, how services can evolve, and what it really means to create spaces where neurodivergent young people are seen, heard, and supported.
Whether he's sharing insights from the Discovery Project, unpacking the realities of neurodivergent life, or reflecting on what still needs to change, William brings warmth, honesty, and radical hope to the mic.
If you're passionate about youth mental health, peer-led change, and the power of lived experience, this one’s for you.
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