Value Relating services
First, take a look at how psychosociotherapy differs from traditional psychotherapy. This page assumes you now appreciate the differences between the traditional focus on the individual and this more holistic approach.
This page features competencies by Steph Turner (pictured at right). As more staff come aboard, our array of services may increase. Contact us if you're interested in becoming a psychosociotherapist
Services resolving your neglected needs
The process is much the same in each service. No matter what your service goal, you receive support for your psychosocial wellness. Not merely for your psychological well-being, which tends to stigmatize. You receive focused attention to your specific needs.
Psychosociotherapy solves problems you may not even realize you have. And provide options you may not see as available to you now.
We're unlikely to solve our specific problems with the same level of generalizing that created them.
Impersonal commerce force us to fit into convenient categories that pit one people's needs against another's. The needs themselves don't care about our oversimplifying combative beliefs. What we call conflicts are those needs having their way.
Reality is what happens when our beliefs get busy making other plans. Anxiety and depression are real. Far more real than the divisive categories of economic competition meant to keep things simple.
We prefer options to not only resolve your neglected needs but also to hold others accountable to responsibly resolve theirs.
Your "cis-economic" situation
Stuck inside the economic divide
Your economic potential against the economic potential of the world of impersonal markets cold be called a power differential on steroids. Why bother trying to compete with others? Why not just settle into a job and let your employer create your earned income structure?
You're probably already deep in debt. Right? Maybe you never finished college, so you feel at a severe disadvantage to break out on your own. Hmm?
Working at a steady or semi-steady job is all you really know. Perhaps you make just enough after each paycheck for some leisurely fun every once an a while. But you find this does not satisfy your deeper yearning in life.
You have some talent going to waste. Or it's just a hobby and doesn't provide you an income. You may even have to spend money to enjoy your hobby, letting you slide deeper into debt.
Yes, I've painted a depressing picture for you, and it comes close to pulling at some scabs. Is that pain trying to tell you to revisit your options? Are you ready to move beyond old generalizations about economic security to face all of your options?
CisEconomic generalizing to relieve pain
- OR -
TransEconomic specifics to resolve needs
Reliance upon popular generalizations easily blind us from relevant specifics.
"Producer" and "consumer" are generalized categories that fail to capture the nuances of our full economic potential.
We generally trust these general categories to go easy on our cognitive load. Life is too busy to get into every detail. But now we must.
You can either ease your mounting pain by further relying on these arbitrary divisive categories of "buyer" and "seller." And overlook how you're heavily involved with both.
Or you can resolve your specific economic needs with supported endurance of their need-resolving challenges.
Your available options
Your avoidance options to avoid further pain
You can
-
continue working at a job you hate
-
keep telling yourself you should be a rugged individual and just accept your dismal economic situation
-
continue waiting for conditions to be just right
-
continue telling yourself that you are not good enough to make money from what you love to do for others
Your adversarial options to relieve your pain
You can
-
abruptly quit your day job to focus entirely on your economic dreams
-
slide deeper into debt indulging your passion instead of thinking how you can turn it into a source of revenue
-
invest what you can't really afford, to keep your passion alive, instead of relying on freemium offers to keep your startup costs low
Your conciliatory options to resolve needs behind the pain
You can
-
experiment with platform like Fiverr.com
-
join the Freelancers Union for support with budding self-employment
-
learn from the International Labor Organizations (ILO) how to avoid getting pulled into contingency labor traps
-
rethink economic relationships as the productivity do for others instead of the cash that merely symbolizes it
-
look for your potential buyers and see what they need (but not what you sell, yet)
-
ask your potential buyers what is their greatest problem around what you hope to provide
-
ask them how they are dealing with this problem, and why (you can market later to this why)
-
cut as many costs as you can, and waste as little time, to focus on this pursuit
-
test if your solution has any marketable value, before pouring a lot of money into something the market may reject
-
negotiate with all creditors that you may get behind while embarking on a startup
-
invite others to try your new thing for free, and to get their "social proof" testimonial
-
outsource simple tasks so you focus more on what matters
-
surround yourself with others enthused by your vision, including those who can help make it come alive
We'll unpack the pros and cons of each. We want to pursue the best conciliatory option, especially the easiest one to reach that can promise to produce the quickest result in with the least investment of limited resources.
A "trans-economic" solution
their
unmet
needs
your passionate purpose
Transcending the economic divide
This service is all about exploring your best conciliatory options. While leveraging your other options along the way.
-
You learn you can step up to these challenges more resiliently than you likely thought you could.
-
You learn to surround yourself with others who can help you reach your potential.
-
You learn to ask for support to carry you through the difficult challenges of breaking out economically on you own.
Most of all, you learn you're worth it!
As a budding entrepreneur myself, I've spent years exploring economic development. And now with this service I am doing it. There's so much to learn we can learn it together. Here's two samples of my learning to overcome economic barriers.
-
DreamsSTARTUP. I drafted a program for monitoring the soft skills necessary for any economic development. If one's startup failed, their documented soft skills could be turned into a letter of recommendation, to seek better employment.
-
TransJobSearch. Prior to working on this website, I created an ambitious site intended to help trans people find meaningful income streams. All that remains are some tutorial videos on YouTube, but I absorbed plenty of insight for how to take advantage of today's evolving economic opportunities.
-
This service is about finding the best fit for your specific "transeconomic" need.
-
This service is results-oriented aiming for immediate improvements.
-
This service can boost your public value in ways others others can invest in.
Because this is not psychotherapy. It's psychosociotherapy.
If what you're doing has unraveled,
consider this new path less traveled.
Choose the easy path, and life gets hard.
Easy avoids the truth of when you erred.
Choose the hard path, and life gets easy.
The harder path gets easier when shared.
Your transeconomic psychosociotherapy
Psychotherapists use what's called a treatment plan to spell out what can be expected in the change process. We'll use a similar tool. But it will focus on changing your relation dynamics in your favor, and ultimately theirs, instead of expecting you to adjust to your dysfunctional situations.
This tool will outline the flow of service. Each session centers around one of three things while integrating them all.
Boosting your resilience
Growing your support
Focusing on your target
Sharpening your resiliency to the discomforts of economic pressures from creditors and debt collectors.
Developing your social support capital to support your passionate purpose in life (such as help you create it) to eventually attract the support of those who likely contributed to your economic troubles
Working toward your goal of earned economic liberty
FIT (1 session)
I as the Provider will meet with you, the Key Client.
Using email, SMS text & chat, we'll determine if this service is a good fit for you. Or if your economic vision might be better served elsewhere. If a good "fit" you are then verified to proceed.
INTAKE Your Cause (2 - 4 sessions)
We first build your foundation. We'll get a baseline of where you're at emotionally with economic despair. Then send you emails to get you started, including instructions how to download the VSee app onto your computer or mobile device. When ready to proceed, you will be qualified to "go psychosocial."
INCLUDE Your Champion (3 - 5 sessions)
Now we go psychosocial. You welcome aboard your "champion" supporter to the process. Your passionate life purpose gets a boost. Your champion may oversee details so you can focus more on the larger picture. And keep you accountable to making this happen.
INSPIRE Your Team (4 - 6 sessions)
Your psychosocial web expands. Supporters climb on board to support and test your idea. They help you manage the extra tasks that pop up too often. They too keep you accountable to make this happen. They have a stake in your success.
INVOLVE Your Sponsors (TBD)
Attract interest and invite investment from those you once likely viewed as part of the problem. Give them reason to match $-for-$ your current weekly investment into your economic development. Grow your vision like you've probably never grown it before.
Champion
Provider
Key Client
Team
Sponsors
Provider
Key Client
Champion
Team
Sponsors
Provider
Key Client
Champion
Team
Sponsors
Provider
Key Client
Champion
Team
Sponsors
Provider
Key Client
Champion
Team
Sponsors
Payment options
Once ready to commit after being verified, you can lock in a slot on our calendar for only $5. You pay the balance in full prior to starting the scheduled session. Talk with us if you aren't able to make online payments. We have an option for you.
As you bring aboard your supporters you will notice the price increases. They share the bulk of that increase. Check the Plans & Pricing page for our variety of options. Keep in mind we track all payments as an investment toward you cause, which we use to compel prospective sponsors that you are a worthy investment.
Scheduling your first weekly session
Check our availability to lock in a spot on the calendar right for you. Consider a time that fits your champion. Your supporters will later join, so consult with them when at that step.
To start, schedule a FIT session. Before committing to this process, feel free to contact us with any general questions, using the form below. Let this journey begin.
BEFORE booking a free consultation, perhaps we can answer your more general questions by email.
We never share your email address with third parties. We're too busy being psychosocial.
We're unlikely to solve our specific problems with the same level of generalizing that created them.
Adversarial justice forces us to fit into convenient categories that pit one people's needs against another's. The needs themselves don't care about our oversimplifying adversarial beliefs. What we call conflicts are those needs having their way.
Reality is what happens when our beliefs get busy making other plans. Anxiety and depression are real. Far more real than the divisive categories of adversarial justice meant to keep things simple.
We prefer options to not only resolve your neglected needs but also to hold others accountable to responsibly resolve theirs.
Your "cis-judicial" situation
Stuck inside the judicial divide
So you've been wrongly convicted and trapped by the collateral consequences of a criminal conviction. Once accused, you know, your credibility is shot. Your persistent claims of innocence fits into their stereotypes of criminals. So you're shamed into silence. Right?
Once out of prison you can at least take comfort you're no longer in prison. But as a second class citizen cut off from equal opportunities, that may prove to be small comfort.
Your earning potential has been compromised. Background checks keep you from finding meaningful employment. You're forced to rely on others, adding to your sense of despair. All because of an adversarial process in the name of fact finding!
You can't afford to hire a lawyer. Perhaps you've contacted an innocence project and found they are already overwhelmed processing wrongful conviction claims. So you struggle to get by, in quiet desperation, one painful day after painful day.
Yes, I've painted a depressing picture for you, and it comes close to pulling at some scabs. Is that pain trying to tell you to rethink your options? Are you ready to move beyond old generalizations about justice to face all of your options?
Your available options
Your avoidance options to avoid further pain
You can
-
continue avoiding law enforcement officials, to avoid any risk of being re-traumatized
-
keep telling yourself you should be a rugged individual and just accept being misjudged as a criminal
-
continue being sidelined by this miscarriage of justice;
-
continue relying on others for financial and other supports
-
get used to the anxiety and depression that by now is your norm.
Your adversarial options to relieve your pain
You can
-
write to as many organizations and lawyers as possible to request pro bono help;
-
invite investigative journalism students to take an interest in your story;
-
contact as many innocence projects who say they help with cases like yours;
-
file a complaint with the EEOC;
-
write to your local reps and Congresspersons.
Your conciliatory options to resolve needs behind the pain
You can
-
appreciate law enforcement's challenging role to serve our need to intervene in moments of interpersonal violence, while questioning their impact on our other needs
-
contact each employer you where you seek employment to consider the context of your case;
-
contact each consumer reporting agency these employers use for background checking you to consider the context of your case;
-
compare your case to those already exonerated to come up with an estimated likelihood that your innocence claim is reliable;
-
propose a bill that would compel public records to include your compelling claim of innocence.
We'll unpack the pros and cons of each. We want to pursue the best conciliatory option, especially the easiest one to reach that can promise to produce the quickest result in with the least investment of limited resources.
CisJudicial generalizing to relieve pain
- OR -
TransJudicial specifics to resolve needs
Reliance upon popular generalizations easily blind us from relevant specifics.
"Prosecutor" and "defendant" are generalized categories that fail to capture the nuances of our full judicial potential.
We generally trust these general categories to go easy on our cognitive load. Life is too busy to get into every detail. But now we must.
You can either ease your mounting pain by further relying on these arbitrary divisive categories of "guilt" and "innocence." And overlook how you're heavily involved with both.
Or you can resolve your specific judicial needs with supported endurance of their
need-resolving challenges.
A "trans-judicial" solution
everyone's
justice
needs
your
estimated
innocence
Transcending the judicial divide
This service is all about exploring your best conciliatory options. While leveraging your other options along the way.
-
You learn you can step up to these challenges more resiliently than you likely thought you could.
-
You learn to surround yourself with others who can help you reach your potential.
-
You learn to ask for support to carry you through the difficult challenges of publicly proclaiming your innocence.
Most of all, you learn you're worth it!
As a wrongly convicted person myself (consequence of coming out as transgender in the early 1990s while living in a religiously conservative community), I've poured over each of these options.
The last two I now offer to work on with you.
-
Innocence Claim Estimate. You provide information about your case, entered into a spreadsheet that calculates the level of reliability of your claim based on similar cases already exonerated. It also kicks out the amount you could be eligible to receive upon exoneration, under your state's compensation statute, if it has one.
-
Informed Decisions Act. This bill is carefully worded to be conciliatory. Without condemning criminal justice staff for its costly mistakes, it asserts the problem of unjust discrimination against the wrongly convicted could be eased by publicly providing more information, specifically the context correlating with exonerated cases.
-
This service is about finding the best fit for your specific "transjudicial" need.
-
This service is results-oriented aiming for immediate improvements.
-
This service can boost your public value in ways others others can invest in.
Because this is not psychotherapy. It's psychosociotherapy.
opens as PDF in new window
If what you're doing has unraveled,
consider this new path less traveled.
Choose the easy path, and life gets hard.
Easy avoids the truth of when you erred.
Choose the hard path, and life gets easy.
The harder path gets easier when shared.
Your transjudicial psychosociotherapy
Psychotherapists use what's called a treatment plan to spell out what can be expected in the change process. We'll use a similar tool. But it will focus on changing your relation dynamics in your favor, instead of expecting you to adjust to your situations.
This tool will outline the flow of service. Each session centers around one of three things while integrating them all.
Boosting your resilience
Growing your support
Focusing on your target
Sharpening your resiliency to the discomforts of unjust discrimination from the wrongful conviction
Developing your social support capital to support your innocence claim (such a help verify your innocence) to eventually attract the support of those who likely contributed to the wrongful conviction
Working toward your goal of overcoming the wrongful conviction
Champion
Provider
Key Client
Team
Sponsors
Provider
Key Client
Champion
Team
Sponsors
Provider
Key Client
Champion
Team
Sponsors
Provider
Key Client
Champion
Team
Sponsors
Provider
Key Client
Champion
Team
Sponsors
FIT (1 session)
I as the Provider will meet with you, the Key Client.
Using email, SMS text & chat, we'll determine if this service is a good fit for you. Or if your economic vision might be better served elsewhere. If a good "fit" you are then verified to proceed.
INTAKE Your Cause (2 - 4 sessions)
We first build your foundation. We'll get a baseline of where you're at emotionally with this injustice. Then send you emails to get you started, including instructions how to download the VSee app onto your computer or mobile device. When ready to proceed, you will be qualified to "go psychosocial."
INCLUDE Your Champion (3 - 5 sessions)
Now we go psychosocial. You welcome aboard your "champion" supporter to the process. Your innocence claim gets a boost. Your champion may do things for your claim too difficult to do for yourself. While keeping you accountable to reach your goal.
INSPIRE Your Team (4 - 6 sessions)
Your psychosocial web expands. Supporters climb on board to support innocence claim. They help verify your documented claim. They help overcome your damaged credibility. They have a stake in your success.
INVOLVE Your Sponsors (TBD)
Attract interest and invite investment from those you once likely viewed as part of the problem. Give them reason to match $-for-$ your current weekly investment into your innocence claim. Spark faith in your like you've probably never done before.
Payment options
Once ready to commit after being verified, you can lock in a slot on our calendar for only $5. You pay the balance in full prior to starting the scheduled session. Talk with us if you aren't able to make online payments. We have an option for you.
As you bring aboard your supporters you will notice the price increases. They share the bulk of that increase. Check the Plans & Pricing page for our variety of options. Keep in mind we track all payments as an investment toward you cause, which we use to compel prospective sponsors that you are a worthy investment.
Scheduling your first weekly session
Check our availability to lock in a spot on the calendar right for you. Consider a time that fits your champion. Your supporters will later join, so consult with them when at that step.
To start, schedule a FIT session. Before committing to this process, feel free to contact us with any general questions, using the form below. Let this journey begin.
BEFORE booking a free consultation, perhaps we can answer your more general questions by email.
We never share your email address with third parties. We're too busy being psychosocial.
Boosting your resilience
Growing your support
Focusing on your goal
Your "cis-political" situation
Stuck inside the political divide
Your politicized needs remain lost in the shuffle of divisive ideologies.
You've probably lost some friends and lost touch with family members over political differences. Old college friends "defriended" you on social media. Keeping politically silent can be next to impossible if politics is part of your job.
-
Perhaps you ran for local office and lost. Or won the seat, but lose political battles.
-
Maybe you're a political pundit struggling to "get" the other side.
-
You run a news outlet and need to expand your readership or viewership to include all political views, but you still alienate large swaths of your potential audience.
-
You're a counselor struggling to remain impartial with a client expounding views opposed to yours, and have lost at least one client over it.
-
As a public servant you're supposed to strive for political neutrality, but you get repeatedly pulled into unavoidable political conflicts.
Yes, I've painted a depressing picture for you, and it pulls you outside of your comfort zone. Are you ready to move beyond old generalizations about politics to face all of your options?
We're unlikely to solve our specific problems with the same level of generalizing that created them.
Polarized politics forces us to fit into convenient categories that pit one people's needs against another's. The needs themselves don't care about our oversimplifying polarized beliefs. What we call conflicts are those needs having their way.
Reality is what happens when our beliefs get busy making other plans. Anxiety and depression are real. Far more real than the divisive categories of opposing politics meant to keep things simple.
We prefer options to not only resolve your neglected needs but also to hold others accountable to responsibly resolve theirs.
.png)
Your transpolitical psychosociotherapy
Psychotherapists use what's called a treatment plan to spell out what can be expected in the change process. We'll use a similar tool. But it will focus on changing your relation dynamics in your favor, instead of expecting you to adjust to your situations.
This tool will outline the flow of service. Each session centers around one of three things while integrating them all.
Boosting your resilience
Growing your support
Focusing on your target
Sharpening your resiliency to the discomforts of unmet needs due in part to political opposition
Developing your social support capital to support your reach across the aisle (such as backing your bipartisan bill, to eventually attract the support of those who likely contributed to polarized politics
Working toward your goal of overcoming polarized politics
FIT (1 session)
I as the Provider will meet with you, the Key Client.
Using email, SMS text & chat, we'll determine if this service is a good fit for you. Or if your political needs might be better served elsewhere. If a good "fit" you are then verified to proceed.
INTAKE Your Cause (2 - 4 sessions)
We first build your foundation. We'll get a baseline of where you're at emotionally with polarized politics. Then send you emails to get you started, including instructions how to download the VSee app onto your computer or mobile device. When ready to proceed, you will be qualified to "go psychosocial."
INCLUDE Your Champion (3 - 5 sessions)
Now we go psychosocial. You welcome aboard your "champion" supporter to the process. You help each other move beyond polarized thinking. Your champion may graciously illuminate your blind spots. And keep you accountable to neutralizing your own polarization.
INSPIRE Your Team (4 - 6 sessions)
Your psychosocial web expands. Supporters join you in stepping beyond old political thinking. They connect with the underlying needs along with you. They too keep you accountable to depolarizing your politics. They have a stake in your success.
INVOLVE Your Sponsors (TBD)
Attract interest and invite investment from those you once likely viewed as part of the problem. Give them reason to match $-for-$ your current weekly investment into your depolarizing political reach. Expand your reach like you've probably never stretched it before.
Champion
Provider
Key Client
Team
Sponsors
Provider
Key Client
Champion
Team
Sponsors
Provider
Key Client
Champion
Team
Sponsors
Provider
Key Client
Champion
Team
Sponsors
Provider
Key Client
Champion
Team
Sponsors
Payment options
Once ready to commit after being verified, you can lock in a slot on our calendar for only $5. You pay the balance in full prior to starting the scheduled session. Talk with us if you aren't able to make online payments. We have an option for you.
As you bring aboard your supporters you will notice the price increases. They share the bulk of that increase. Check the Plans & Pricing page for our variety of options. Keep in mind we track all payments as an investment toward you cause, which we use to compel prospective sponsors that you are a worthy investment.
Scheduling your first weekly session
Check our availability to lock in a spot on the calendar right for you. Consider a time that fits your champion. Your supporters will later join, so consult with them when at that step.
To start, schedule a FIT session. Before committing to this process, feel free to contact us with any general questions, using the form below. Let this journey begin.
BEFORE booking a free consultation, perhaps we can answer your more general questions by email.
We never share your email address with third parties. We're too busy being psychosocial.
A "trans-political" solution
their
politicized
needs
your depolarized politics
Transcending the political divide
This service is all about exploring your best conciliatory options. While leveraging your other options along the way.
-
You learn you can step up to these challenges more resiliently than you likely thought you could.
-
You learn to surround yourself with others who can help you reach your potential.
-
You learn to ask for support to carry you through the difficult challenges of breaking out politically from the pack.
Most of all, you learn you're worth it!
-
Defusing Polarization: Understanding Divisive Politics. You will discover political differences anchor around psychosocial needs. Those whose self-needs are met more than their social-needs gravitate toward liberalism. Those who social-needs are met more than their self-needs lean conservative. By upending the outmoded rational voter idea with a better understanding of this need-experience orientation, you will be a unique position to transcend political polarization.
-
Empower Politics. My attempt to create value with the eCourse's insight still evolves into a new kind of political consultancy. Not oppo research or media consultancy. But pioneering with this much needed psychosocial approach. So I now give it to you as a psychosociotherapy service. Both of these are based on a book I've yet to finish, Politics Defused, Moving Beyond Political Polarization. Putting the material into practice allows me to test my hypotheses.
-
This service is about finding the best fit for your specific "transpolitical" need.
-
This service is results-oriented aiming for immediate improvements.
-
This service can boost your public value in ways others others can invest in.
Because this is not psychotherapy. It's psychosociotherapy.
Defusing Polarization:
Understanding Divisive Politics
.png)
If what you're doing has unraveled,
consider this new path less traveled.
Choose the easy path, and life gets hard.
Easy avoids the truth of when you erred.
Choose the hard path, and life gets easy.
The harder path gets easier when shared.
Your available options
Your avoidance options to avoid further pain
You can
-
continue loathing others of political extremes, or those politically different from you, while keeping it all quietly boiling up within
-
keep telling yourself you should be a rugged individual and just accept your political fate
-
continue avoiding the touchy topic of politics in polite company
-
avoid raising subjects seen as "too political"
-
listen to another express their view while privately discounting all of it as nonsense
Your adversarial options to relieve your pain
You can
-
argue your political point enough to feel you've said enough to be understood
-
cling to debunked idea that we rationally choose our political views, so you can denounce others who you see failing to be as rational as you
-
cling to reductive narrative that people are stuck thinking tribal, because then you should be able to change their tribal thinking
-
cling to reductive narrative of echo chambers, because if you expose them to alternative views they'd be less ideological (turns out the opposite is true)
-
insist political foes pay attention to your championed needs without ever offering to focus on theirs
-
debate your political opponent on what matters to you while dismissing what matters to them as somehow unimportant or ill-informed
-
prioritize your needs over theirs and get offended when they push back with their overlooked needs
-
expose your confirmation bias and other biases as if others don't see through it
-
do opposition research on your opponent to "go negative"
-
argue with facts and figures as if any facts or figures from the other side can't count for much
-
invest heavily in media exposure to try to expand your base and wonder why this isn't having significant impact
-
dismiss your political opponents as morally stupid, or as mentally ill, or evil, or worse.
Your conciliatory options to resolve needs behind the pain
You can
-
try to understand their prioritized needs and their pain when such needs get repeatedly overlooked
-
realize political differences remain anchored in contrasting needs that no debate can change
-
appreciate how they experience their politicized needs naturally differ from how you experience yours
-
see how living in more densely populated areas create a different priority of needs than living in a less populated area
-
see how traditional forms of social cohesion are deeply important to some, while seeing how liberation from stifling traditional norms is deeply important to others
-
realize how a rush to political compromise can miss relating more authentically to impacted needs, which can later create valuable opportunities
-
appreciate how life is typically too busy for most to fully research every political issue, and how your affirmation of this can attract them to your messaging
-
present a willingness to put their needs first if they can appreciate what that could cost you and others similarly situated
-
demonstrate gratitude when they give your space (even if compelled by voting results) to put your political priorities momentarily ahead of theirs
-
demonstrate proactive political leadership by affirming the clashing needs on all sides while respecting the costs to those whose priorities must wait
We'll unpack the pros and cons of each. We want to pursue the best conciliatory option, especially the easiest one to reach that can promise to produce the quickest result in with the least investment of limited resources.
CisPolitical generalizing to relieve pain
- OR -
TransPolitical specifics to resolve needs
Reliance upon popular generalizations easily blind us from relevant specifics.
"Liberalism" and "conservatism" are generalized categories that fail to capture the nuances of our full political potential.
We generally trust these general categories to go easy on our cognitive load. Life is too busy to get into every detail. But now we must.
You can either ease your mounting pain by further relying on these arbitrary divisive categories of "left" and "right." And overlook how you're heavily involved with both.
Or you can resolve your specific political needs with supported endurance of their
need-resolving challenges.
Unity of services
TransPolitical
TransJudicial
TransEconomic
Transcending the pathologically limiting binaries of economic norms.
Finding wellness by moving beyond the consumer-producer binary, or creditor-debtor binary or employee-employer binary.
These binaries allow for soothing generalizations. We replace binary generalizing of pain relief with relevant specifics to resolve the needs churning up such pain.
Transcending the pathologically limiting binaries of judicial norms.
Finding wellness by moving beyond the guilt-innocence binary, or accuser-accused binary, or law enforcer-lawbreaker binary.
These binaries allow for soothing generalizations. We replace binary generalizing of pain relief with relevant specifics to resolve the needs churning up such pain.
Transcending the pathologically limiting binaries of political norms.
Finding wellness by moving beyond the liberal-conservative binary, or the left-right binary, or voter-politician binary.
These binaries allow for soothing generalizations. We replace binary generalizing of pain relief with relevant specifics to resolve the needs churning up such pain.
Anxiety and depression are usually situational. You feel anxious because you’re faced with an economic situation not easy to handle. You feel depressed because your situation pulls your energy in another direction. It’s not just a “mental illness” but something much larger than the vulnerable individual.
While you are personally responsible for your economic choices, others have economic responsibilities toward you (legal, ethical, best practices). Psychosociotherapy exists to address both kinds of responsibilities.
By improving need-responsibility on all sides, we measurably believe, your current anxiety and depression levels will take care of themselves. That when we work together to resolve specific economic needs, without relying on divisive generalizing, we actually solve larger economic problems. And your mental health concerns.
Instead of helping you to adjust to your limiting economic conditions, let’s explore how you can break free from these limiting economic binary generalizations, to the benefit of all.
We’ll replace those economic divisions holding you back with a marketable valuation of your passionate life purpose.
Sure, there are other economic matters we could focus on. But to stay within my professional competencies, which is my ethical commitment, I will stay focused on what I can actually do to help support your passionate life purpose.
Anxiety and depression are usually situational. You feel anxious because you’re faced with a judicial situation not easy to handle. You feel depressed because your situation pulls your energy in another direction. It’s not just a “mental illness” but something much larger than the vulnerable individual.
While you are personally responsible for your moral choices, others have moral responsibilities toward you (legal, ethical, best practices). Psychosociotherapy exists to address both kinds of responsibilities.
By improving need-responsibility on all sides, we measurably believe, your current anxiety and depression levels will take care of themselves. That when we work together to resolve specific judicial needs, without relying on divisive generalizing, we actually solve larger justice problems. And your mental health concerns.
Instead of helping you to adjust to your limiting judicial conditions, let’s explore how you can break free from these limiting judicial binary generalizations, to the benefit of all. And your mental health concerns.
We’ll replace the dysfunctional adversarial process with an evidence-based calculation of your compelling innocence claim.
Sure, there are other judicial matters we could focus on. But to stay within my professional competencies, which is my ethical commitment, I will stay focused on what I can actually do to help support your innocence claim.
Anxiety and depression are usually situational. You feel anxious because you’re faced with a political situation not easy to handle. You feel depressed because your situation pulls your energy in another direction. It’s not just a “mental illness” but something much larger than the vulnerable individual.
While you are personally responsible for your political choices, others have political responsibilities toward you (legal, ethical, best practices). Psychosociotherapy exists to address both kinds of responsibilities.
By improving need-responsibility on all sides, we measurably believe, your current anxiety and depression levels will take care of themselves. That when we work together to resolve specific political needs, without relying on divisive generalizing, we actually solve larger political problems. And your mental health concerns.
Instead of helping you to adjust to your limiting political conditions, let’s explore how you can break free from these limiting political binary generalizations, to the benefit of all.
We’ll replace the left-right divide with a deeper appreciation of your psychosocial orientation.
Sure, there are other political matters we could focus on. But to stay within my professional competencies, which is my ethical commitment, I will stay focused on what I can actually do to help support you to depolarize politics.