The Neurospicy Addict

Paul Baichoo has been defined as the most comprehensive voice of lived experience and survivor authority on addiction/trauma and recovery as it relates to neurodiversity. He is an award-winning writer with nine titles available. After years of heartbreaking relapse and despair, it became his life's work to write and talk about his experience with a view to uncovering the mysteries of the traumatised neurodivergent addict brain and explore just what the hell is going on underneath that particularly spicy hood. His readers have described his material as "Life-Changing" and "Incredibly Comforting". He's also been described as "A Twat" "That Bastard Who Owes Me Fifty Quid" and many other things. He's survived suicide, addiction, neurostuff and Peckham on a weekend.
If you know someone who suffers from addiction or shows signs of neurodivergence, perhaps they react to life in ways which seem peculiar or even destructive, it may be that they need to be understood before they can be helped, and it can be hellish watching a loved one act in ways which seem as though they are hell bent on destroying themselves, but there is a solution and it's far simpler than most would think. It starts with identifying the problem and finding identification with others.
"It feels as though most addicts I meet whether clean or still using, are a bit on the neurospicy end of a spectrum filled with hootenanny and misdemeanours. All addicts at some point speak of a deep loneliness and a shame which prevents them having any kind of authentic relationship with another human being or a higher power. ND people feel the intensity of these feelings to such an extent that too often they veer toward checking out." This book is just speaking the oldest and most effective medicine in the world - 'You are not alone'.