Toxic legalism prioritizes laws over serving the needs for which they exist. Here are at least 5 ways we slip into such legalistic disarray.

What's the difference between a need-response wellness campaign and a responsivism wellness initiative? Find which best fits you.

Responsivism is the belief and practice that responding to each other's needs produces better results than hostile legal options.

Embrace this offer to turn mutual hostilities into mutual support. Listen to those you impact with this alternative to their legal options.

After receiving that Personally Responsive PDF, you understandably have some questions. Hopefully you will find this illuminating.

ENGAGE! Earn a reputation for resolving needs, even if that requires transforming social norms that get in the way.

“Love is the answer” they promised back in the 1960s. What happened to that inspiring vision? Has our love grown hopelessly cold?

This new free tool supplements the Estimated Innocence Report. It challenges unresponsive courts with a more responsive alternative.

Engage. Instead of ignoring or even opposing the needs of the other side in a conflict, try to find out what those needs are.

Engage others to respond more effectively to their needs. And grow your reputation as more responsive than most.

Since every natural need exists as an objective fact, any morality addressing it includes an objective element not always morally relative.

CONGRATULATIONS! You're invited to be more need-responsive to each other. Those invited are afforded the opportunity to express a need.

For each client seeking to solve a painful problem, need-response provides a wellness campaign. Its process involves four to five phases.

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...

Only the Anankelogy Foundation is currently prepared to teach and train candidates to serve as qualified need-responders.

The more our failing institutions disappoint you, the more we need need-responders to address our underserved needs.

Summarizes applied anankelogy in 7 key points. Introduces Saybackr as a need-responsive project.