“My goal was to simplify complex academic ideas, apply behavioral analyses in the form of nonfiction relatable stories, and make them available to the masses. Each chapter introduces new cutting-edge concepts, as well as the leading neuroscientists and psychologists who contributed them. Progressively, you’ll gain an understanding of the first chemically-oriented socio-behavioral philosophy. 

The pages address status, competition, bullying, identity, social abuse, trauma, addiction, loss, friendship, parenting, empowerment, and most of all hope. They are about the neurodivergent, their gifts, authenticity, and value. 

Petals in the Sun conveys what I’ve seen, what I’ve done, and what I know.”