Here’s what to expect and follow during a video recorded 12-hour program. Here is the only program you will find anywhere to guarantee serious progress within 12-24 hours. Its custom- promised results are demonstrated and video documented per your guarantee or Breakthrough Level 1 “Connection Therapy” will continue with no further tuition until serious guaranteed progress has been fulfilled.

What to expect from Connection Therapy Goals Level 1:

● Willingness to sit with a connection therapist without a strong need/urge to walk away.

● Reduction of need to walk away – reduction of emotional stress to sit and stay.

● Reduction of eye contact avoidance.

● Reduction of need to look away.

● Reduction of physical and mental self-stimulation.

● Reduction of autism-related disconnection.

● Increased eye contact comfort and ease.

● Increased length of comfortable contact connection made on a sensed awareness level.

● Manifestation of this awareness of connection demonstrated.

● Demonstration of experiencing this therapy as not harmful or stressful.

● Willing to further engage.

Experiencing still mental struggles yet willingly returns to persist with engagement.

● Ability to persist increases.

Length of persistence increases.

● Mental struggles and body behaviors are reduced as nervousness and emotional stress gradually dissipates.

● Efforts to communicate outside of repetitive language controls begin. Shows new persistence in communicating or releasing rote memory repetitive phrases and urges.

● Yawns and grogginess releases walked-off consciousness and reasoning.

● Signs of individual animating, pleasantly coming to life.

● Willing cooperation comfortably increases replaces forced stress to comply, turning to excitement in engaging techniques.

● Intelligence is now more accessible to tap into little by little and assist in thought engagement.

● Techniques bring about engagement with reasoning, practical evaluation of thoughts and external environment further tapping into awareness.

● Visible manifestations of self-originated thought working through barriers.

● Visible manifestations of efforts to “figure” and bypass automatic response mechanisms becomes clearer.

● Repetitive phrases begin to move away from the mind and as a natural calmness sets in. Mental autism aspects continue to reduce.

● Cognitive efforts appear and the individual is coming into a light state of presence. He is coming out of the most difficult aspects of autism.

● Between sessions body behaviors releasing - pacing, rocking, hand flapping, fingers rubbing, face rubbing or touching head, drifting, daydreaming appearance and being in his head all are reduced.

● A natural appearance of “here-ness” begins to present itself.

● Cheerfulness and personal enjoyment begin to increase as fixations and obsessions become shorter, less compelling, weaker…

● Humor may improve or begin to manifest illogical and sudden off the wall type of happenings.

● His increased intelligence begins to compute as being illogical or surprisingly rejected. > Awareness of the environment is up.

● Urge to self-stim with electronics and “required” favorite toys and activities are reduced. The mind is releasing itself from electronic subliminal control of thoughts and captures attention.

● He begins to experience enjoyment and higher emotions outside of autism. Mental maturity and calm presence allow natural personality to surface although lacking life experiences and social practice.

● He can sit with much improved presence, eye contact, emotional connection, awareness, conceptual plug in for a full hour with a Connection Therapist.

● He can engage now at end of Breakthrough #1 with small varying mental challenges free from the appearance of the most difficult aspects of autism.

● He is now accessible and freed up enough from autism controls to work with a “Sherwood certified Connection Therapist” or advanced intern individually.

● Level one is complete, and he is ready to learn step by step what he’s missed while under the grips of autism step by step.

Tracy Sherwood