Julie Legg speaks with Sian Flynn-Coleman, an ADHD life coach, mother, and passionate advocate of the ADHD Inquiry New Zealand. Together, they unpack the ADHD Inquiry petition calling for a public investigation into the systemic gaps that impact ADHDers across health, education, justice, and employment sectors in Aotearoa.
It’s calling for a national cross-sector ADHD strategy and an annual funding plan — not to start from scratch, but to build on the progress already made and ensure lasting reform. With lived experience and clarity, Sian highlights why coordinated national support is critical and how collective voices can lead to lasting change.
Whether you’re based in New Zealand or beyond, this conversation offers hope, solidarity, and practical insight into what advocacy can look like from the ground up.
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