Will Hall is a counsellor and facilitator who works with trauma and extreme, non-ordinary states of consciousness that often get diagnosed as psychosis. Will has "lived experience" with non-ordinary states. He identifies as a "schizophrenia diagnosis survivor", in that he has survived the diagnosis of schizophrenia.

Will Hall is a world-known specialist in the art of coming off psychiatric drugs. Many of them were marketed as harmless, not causing dependence and safe to take. We will talk about the harm-reduction approach to coming off psychiatric drugs and the best humanistic approach to people experiencing mental health crisis.

Will Hall gives a keynote speech on the importance of honoring our diversity, listening to one another, and building community. This talk took place at the Voices of the Heart 2nd Annual Conference in Glens Falls, NY, June 28-29, 2011.

Will Hall shares his personal story and ideas as to how we can move beyond models of "mental illness" and focus on building and creating strong and sustainable communities. This was the opening address at the 2009 International Network Towards Alternatives and Recovery conference in NYC, November 23, 2009.

Will Hall shares his personal story and ideas as to how we can move beyond models of "mental illness" and focus on building and creating strong and sustainable communities. This was the opening address at the 2009 International Network Towards Alternatives and Recovery conference in NYC, November 23, 2009.

Will Hall shares his personal story and ideas as to how we can move beyond models of "mental illness" and focus on building and creating strong and sustainable communities. This was the opening address at the 2009 International Network Towards Alternatives and Recovery conference in NYC, November 23, 2009.

Will Hall shares his personal story and ideas as to how we can move beyond models of "mental illness" and focus on building and creating strong and sustainable communities. This was the opening address at the 2009 International Network Towards Alternatives and Recovery conference in NYC, November 23, 2009.