Need-Response podcast

I continue to reach out to the wrongly convicted innocent. I ask their help to improve this new tool for illuminating their innocence. I am working on a better version now, so I am keeping this episode short so I can get right back to it.

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Most innocent prisoners get repeatedly ignored. Feel their frustrations as this short story from 1971 dramatizes such alienation. An aspiring writer sends letters to political and cultural leaders, who all give him a canned response. Much like the cold reactions the innocent often get.

Most innocent prisoners get overlooked by the resource-lean innocence movement. It’s helped to exonerate only about 4,000 of the nearly 100,000 estimated innocent prisoners. Need-response addresses their disillusionment with the innocence movement.

Steph shares their story for needing an alternative to the disappointing legalistic approach to exonerating the wrongly convicted innocent.

Let this introduce you to the specialized need-response service of Exoneration Services. This service may be necessary for the countless unexonerated innocent underserved by the legalistic approach of the Innocence Movement.

This episode shifts focus from the broader scope of the new need-response profession to its specialization with Exoneration Services to serve the underserved wrongly convicted innocent. That includes Steph, who exposes their own journey of being wrongly convicted for a crime that ever occurred. This episode includes content that could be disturbing to some listeners.

Gustavo and Steph introduce you to need-response orientations, and how immature development of these orientations sour into something called toxic legalism. Consider it as a pervasive problem causing much of the problems in the world today. Then appreciate how need-response exists to counter this pervasive problem, with the power of love.

Steph and Gustavo introduce the idea of symfunction, as that phase between full wellness and slipping into illness. Then covers the concept of symfunction capture, that helps to explain how easily anyone can slip into dysfunction when not their inflexible needs do not promptly resolve.

Some of this content was inspired by this article from Scientific American about sliding into a victimhood mindset.

Need-response features a new way to address the multiple layers of problems disturbing your life. Called a ‘wellness campaign’, it addresses each layer with the aim to restore you to full wellness.

Need-response recognizes the complexity of the problems facing you. Only need-response helps you identify and address problems on four different levels.

Apart from some unmet need, you feel no pain. When you cannot resolve some need, you end up habitually trying to avoid it. But as the need persists, that pain never completely goes away. Need-response can help you remove such pain by finally resolving the underlying needs.

Listen to 20 painful emotions unpacked to relate to the need each tries to convey. Need-response uniquely understands the roots of your pain, and aims to remove cause for such pain by enabling you to thoroughly address those needs you simply cannot fully resolve on your own.

Gustavo interviews Steph about how we experience and navigate the pain our lives. Mostly how we react or process our various forms of emotional pain. And how pain only exists as a consequence of some unmet need.

Learn more about this unique understanding of pain, and how to get rid of it for good, at https://www.AnankelogyFoundation.org.