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Introducing Wellness Matters
That’s exactly what the new program of Wellness Matters seeks to do. Bring both sides together for a win-win solution.


Wellness Matters
Wellness Matters is the provisional name for the pioneering need-response process that brings both sides of a power differential to cooperatively solve problems by resolving needs.


Need-response follow-up
This follows up the initial alert to a power problem identifying the receiver’s involvement. The previous message followed a basic business professional format.


Power Problem Options & Effects
Avoidance options: When the impactor’s pressure remains subtle and tolerable, the impactee typically opts to avoid confrontation. Adversarial options: When the impactor’s pressure becomes more opaque and painfully intolerable, the impactee likely will challenge the impactor. Mutuality options: Instead of evading or confronting each other, need-response incentivizes mutual cooperation.


impact parity model
Need-response brings the powerful together with the relatively powerless to solve problems, by resolving each other's affected needs. To do this, both sides are put on an equal playing field, called the "impact parity model".


Anankelogy science of needs: testable correlations
Anankelogy invites us to discover the many significant correlations with our objective needs. Proper use of social science can test the veracity of these theorized relations. The findings can give credibility to our efforts to resolve more needs, which then removes more pain and restores more wellness.


Power differentials impact wellness
Power differentials significantly impact the wellness of those under the influence of powerholders. For both negative and positive wellness outcomes.


Public Exoneration of Steph Turner part 2 of 2
Impartially establishing innocence independent of biased adversarial law Public Exoneration of Steph Turner – in brief After coming out as trans, Steph Turner was falsely accused and wrongly convicted in 1993. Steph consistently maintains their innocence and has no other history of criminality. Steph repeatedly finds the adversarial legal process unresponsive to the need for justice. The wrongful conviction has trapped Steph in poverty, unable to use their talent and degree


Exaction Invoice
The 6th step in the need-response process Authority has the privilege to coerce concessions beyond what the individual is obliged to give up. When unchecked, authority loses its legitimacy to affect the needs of the less powerful. Need-response can turn illegitimate manipulations into legitimate outcomes. PROBLEM: Power Differentials Transactional standard The less two people personally know each other, the more their interactions tend to become transactional. Each side gives


Public Exoneration of Steph Turner part 1 of 2
Impartially establishing innocence independent of biased adversarial law Public Exoneration of Steph Turner – in brief After coming out as trans, Steph Turner was falsely accused and wrongly convicted in 1993. Steph consistently maintains their innocence and has no other history of criminality. Steph repeatedly finds the adversarial legal process unresponsive to the need for justice. The wrongful conviction has trapped Steph in poverty, unable to use their talent and degree


quantifiable evil
Anankelogy recognizes the objective fact of needs and level of functioning from how well such needs get resolved. As social science can separate these from subjective experience and from social and cultural norms, the very idea of evil can now be quantifiably measured.


3 epistemic reliance levels
Belief: Rely upon what one personally thinks as true or not true.
Faith: Rely upon what one's group declares as true or untrue.
Trust: Rely upon continual interactions to accountably improve awareness.


Trans = spiritually compelled gender holism
Nature insists on filling a void. Including the many voids within ourselves. And those voids between others and oneself, prompting intimacy. Gender serves as a key dynamic nature uses to compel us toward balance.


20 emotions existing as objective fact
Your emotions exist as objective facts. Each emotion conveys the fact of your current wellbeing. Here are 20 illuminating examples.


Need direction cycle
Every need exists as an objective fact. Which you subjectively experience only after the fact. Only then do your feelings suggest what you could do to restore your objective functioning. What you then do in response is separate from the objective need itself.


Need-response mutuality process
The 'mutuality process' serves as an answer to the problem of legalistic adversarialism, by affirming the needs of all involved in a conflict.


Need-response follow-up
This follows up the initial alert to a power problem identifying the receiver’s involvement. The previous message followed a basic business professional format.
Steph Turner
Jul 58 min read


impact parity model
Need-response brings the powerful together with the relatively powerless to solve problems, by resolving each other's affected needs. To do this, both sides are put on an equal playing field, called the "impact parity model".
Steph Turner
Jun 2820 min read


Power differentials impact wellness
Power differentials significantly impact the wellness of those under the influence of powerholders. For both negative and positive wellness outcomes.
Steph Turner
Jun 57 min read


quantifiable evil
Anankelogy recognizes the objective fact of needs and level of functioning from how well such needs get resolved. As social science can separate these from subjective experience and from social and cultural norms, the very idea of evil can now be quantifiably measured.
Steph Turner
May 1717 min read


Partnering with the law
Anankelogy can learn much from the law. Likewise, the law can learn much from anankelogy. Let us learn from each other.
Steph Turner
Aug 2, 20254 min read


Open letter to all judicial officials
Need-response emerges as a new professional service to complement, or potentially compete with, the adversarial judicial system to serve the public’s justice needs. Only need-response emphasizes understanding the unresolved needs fueling conflicts, and how to more effectively respond to such needs. We invite everyone working within the judicial system to engage this fresh approach to serving one another’s underserved needs.
Steph Turner
Apr 29, 20256 min read


5 elements of toxic legalism
Toxic legalism prioritizes laws over serving the needs for which they exist. Here are at least 5 ways we slip into such legalistic disarray.
Steph Turner
Sep 14, 202417 min read


Wellness Campaign or Wellness Initiative
What's the difference between a need-response wellness campaign and a responsivism wellness initiative? Find which best fits you.
Steph Turner
Jul 22, 20245 min read


Replace activism with responsivism
Responsivism is the belief and practice that responding to each other's needs produces better results than hostile legal options.
Steph Turner
Jul 20, 202413 min read


Professionally Responsive recipient instructions
Embrace this offer to turn mutual hostilities into mutual support. Listen to those you impact with this alternative to their legal options.
Steph Turner
Jul 18, 202422 min read


Personally Responsive recipient instructions
After receiving that Personally Responsive PDF, you understandably have some questions. Hopefully you will find this illuminating.
Steph Turner
Apr 20, 20244 min read


ENGAGE!
ENGAGE! Earn a reputation for resolving needs, even if that requires transforming social norms that get in the way.
Steph Turner
Mar 17, 20249 min read


You SHALL love
“Love is the answer” they promised back in the 1960s. What happened to that inspiring vision? Has our love grown hopelessly cold?
Steph Turner
Mar 10, 20249 min read


Responsive exoneration (tutorial)
This new free tool supplements the Estimated Innocence Report. It challenges unresponsive courts with a more responsive alternative.
Steph Turner
Mar 2, 202415 min read


Engage: Affirm each other's unchosen needs
Engage. Instead of ignoring or even opposing the needs of the other side in a conflict, try to find out what those needs are.
Steph Turner
Dec 30, 20237 min read


Engage. Establishing 'mutual regard'
Engage others to respond more effectively to their needs. And grow your reputation as more responsive than most.
Steph Turner
Dec 26, 20237 min read


9 examples of anankelogically objective morality
Since every natural need exists as an objective fact, any morality addressing it includes an objective element not always morally relative.
Steph Turner
Nov 4, 20235 min read


Invited to express a need?
CONGRATULATIONS! You're invited to be more need-responsive to each other. Those invited are afforded the opportunity to express a need.
Steph Turner
Nov 4, 20234 min read


5 phases of your wellness campaign
For each client seeking to solve a painful problem, need-response provides a wellness campaign. Its process involves four to five phases.
Steph Turner
Oct 21, 20239 min read


4 gradient types of pain
The more you avoid your pain, the more pain you attract. Pain only exists to warn you of threats, real or imagined. The longer it takes...
Steph Turner
Oct 19, 20238 min read
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