Adderall and Other False Prophets

<p><strong>He healed minds for a living-until he lost control of his own.</strong></p><p></p><p>In <em>Adderall and Other False Prophets</em> <strong>Asher Lockwood</strong> delivers a <strong>raw brutally honest memoir</strong> about the double life of a psychiatric nurse practitioner and CEO Yale-trained whose world crumbled under <strong>Adderall addiction bipolar disorder and a toxic marriage</strong>.</p><p></p><p>By day Lockwood was the go-to clinician for high-powered CEOs TV personalities and first responders. By night he was spiraling-self-medicating battling mental illness and clinging to the illusion of control. <strong>When his marriage imploded and the courts tore him from his children he faced the ultimate test: survive or disappear.</strong></p><p></p><p>From <strong>rehab to courtrooms psychiatric wards to jail cells</strong> Lockwood pulls no punches in describing the cost of denial-and the slow painful climb back toward stability. With <strong>dark humor searing self-awareness and unflinching candor</strong> he reveals the messy nonlinear path to recovery and self-redemption.</p><p></p><p><strong>If you've ever struggled with addiction mental illness or the wreckage of toxic relationships this book will speak to your soul.</strong></p><p>Perfect for fans of <em>Educated</em> by Tara Westover <em>Dry</em> by Augusten Burroughs and <em>Lit</em> by Mary Karr <em>Adderall and Other False Prophets</em> is more than a memoir-it's proof that even from ashes we can rise.</p>