ASPERGER : THE WALL OF GLASS
Peak States® Coaching by Gaëtan Klein
Break Through the Invisible Barrier Holding You Back from Deep Social Connection
By breaking through the Wall of Glass, you can experience :
- Navigating social interactions more easily
- Fostering meaningful connections
- Enhancing mutual understanding
- Improving your sense of belonging
Have you ever felt that the world around you did not recognize who you truly are, and made you feel "different" or "separated" from others ?
- Have you ever felt like you were tuned into a different frequency than everyone else? Like the world was speaking a language you almost understood, but no matter how hard you tried, the meaning kept slipping through—always watching, always decoding, but never quite part of it?
- It has led to a sense of disconnection and uncertainty in social situations, making it harder to find a place where you feel truly understood and accepted.
- Even if you try your best to analyse and navigate social interactions, it often feels unsatisfying, unnecesarily complicated, frustrating or even draining your energy.
- You may have realized that you are neuro-divergent, but that still does not make you feel SEEN and appreciated as you should be, and a sense of disconnection lingers...
I felt the same !
When I was young, I always felt like I was not really part of this world, that something prevented me from feeling really connected to others like I really wanted to.
I could not explain it to my parents, so I would ask them if I came from another planet or what !?
Deep down, I knew there was no problem with WHO I WAS really, as I was as smart and capable as the other kids. But somehow, it seemed like I didn’t have the codes of social life, that there was a hidden language that nobody had taught me.
It was often unclear to me if my friends were my friends. Many jokes eluded me. When people spoke in metaphors, I didn’t get it, or was slow to understand the ‘second degree’ and what they really meant.
I often wondered « what is wrong with me ? » or « will I someday really feel connected, or am I just too different ? »
Of course, I was fine, maybe even a bit better intellectually than the average. But I was not happy with just being the « smart kid ». I wanted friends, I wanted to connect and to have fun as simply as others.
I wanted to feel recognized, included, and simply to belong (even if I also wanted to keep my uniqueness, as I often thought most people were sheeps, I confess!)
Navigating adult life... yes, but!
Fast forward many years later, in 2011, as a way to better understand how my brain works, I decided to study psychology, and as I have a passion to help others, I then became a psychotherapist.
But despite being able to understand people and relate, I still felt this effort, this additional ‘barrier’, and felt like I was sometimes missing out on subtle body languages or indirect cues that people use.
Something was missing…
One day, everything changed !
One day, my own therapist and supervisor looked at me and asked me…
« Have you ever felt like you were surrounded by a Wall of Glass, and looking at the world around you but not really feeling that you are part of it ? »
And I said « Yes! » with surprise, because these words seemed to resonate and describe what I had been trying to express for so long !
She then explained to me what her research institute had discovered… and it all made sense.
It wasn’t that I lacked the ability to connect—it was that an invisible barrier separated me from the world. I could see others clearly, and they could see me, but something disturbed the connection.
It wasn’t my fault. It wasn’t a deficiency. It was just a problem in mutual perception…
So what is this 'Wall of Glass' exactly ?
The Wall of Glass is an internal perception of being surrounded by an invisible barrier. You cannot « touch it » or « see it », but you know it is there because it makes you feel like you cannot ‘connect’ with others as deeply as you would like to.
The Wall of Glass is the representation of a difference of perception of human indirect language. It often creates a misunderstanding between people.
Though it is not the source of neuro-divergence per se, it is the source of a difficulty of the exchange of non-verbal information between different nervous systems.
See, explicit language is not the only way of exchanging informations between humans. But the wall of glass disrupts the other forms of subconscious exchange, thus generating in many cases feelings of separation, not belonging, misunderstanding, not being seen, etc…
> Because of it, other people have difficulties to feel and understand you too!
Here are some effects of the Wall of Glass (depending on people)
- A feeling of emotional distance : you don’t always understand why people emotes in certain ways, and they don’t understand YOUR emotions too
- Hypo/Hyper Sensitivity : You either do not feel people’s emotions (when they don’t obviously show them), or you feel them TOO MUCH
- You feel like you are « in a bubble » into which you feel fine
- You have different interests than most people. This is fine, except the lack of sharing may be frustrating.
- Being in groups of people feels tiring, more difficult to manage, or you feel that you do not belong even if there is no apparent reason…
- You may have adopted « masking » your true self as a way to try to accommodate others
- You were often rejected, blamed or judged for no objective reason
- You sometimes feel invisible, especially in groups
- Dating, public life, job interviews, work relationships, often do not work like you would like them to
- In general, your relationships are not truly satisfying…
Breaking Through the Wall of Glass
When I discovered the Wall of Glass concept, it explained everything.
This invisible barrier separated me from the world. There was something between me and the world.
My therapist suggested I could do a simple therapy process to cancel its negative effects.
I was a bit skeptical at first because I had tried so many approaches before.
I had read books, memorized social scripts, even tried to imitate behaviors that seemed “normal.” No shame in that, but they always felt unnatural—like wearing a mask that never quite fit.
So I decided to try because I realized I didn’t need to change who I was
What I needed was a way to bridge the Wall of Glass—to find strategies that worked with my unique way of thinking, rather than forcing me into someone else’s mold.
Actually, it allowed me to share more of WHOM I REALLY AM with a world and, extraordinarily, to feel safe in doing so (and not vulnerable).
So I said « Yes! » to life and decided to try it.
What happened next was life-changing
- I started understanding how social interactions really worked, in a way that made sense to me.
- Conversations became easier, not because I force myself to be someone I am not, but because I learned how to navigate them with confidence.
- I formed deeper, more authentic connections—without masking, without pretending, just by being me.
Most importantly, all this happened naturally and effortlessly after the process
The results?
Now I feel a sensation of heart-to-heart connection when I talk to someone. It feels like a super-power compared to before.
All my relationships became more fluid, more satisfying, and less of a hassle.
Now, I can even enjoy talking about the weather with a stranger, which used to be soooooo boring before !
But the best part is how it impacted my dating life, my career, and my opportunites in life
Honestly, I didn’t really get flirting and seduction before. To say it has been turned upside down would be an understatement…
I have more friends than ever before, it is easy to make new ones, and… I WANT to make new ones ! Before, it used to be a hassle and I feared disappoitment all the time.
Nowadays, people often mistake and think I am extroverted, because I am really social and easy-going.
Being connected with people I care about is one of the greatest gift I ever received.
Now, I’m happy to bring this to you too
You don’t have to struggle in silence.
You don’t have to force yourself to fit into a world that doesn’t see you for who you truly are.
There’s another way—one that embraces your strengths, validates your experiences, and helps you break through the Wall of Glass and become visible to the world on your terms.
Are you ready to see what’s on the other side?
Research shows this 'wall of glass' problem is the result of epigenetic damage which can be repaired in a safe way, cancelling the negative aspects of it.
This opens a new way to feel connected and greatly enhances intuitive social skills (it is a bit like a super-power that you acquire)...
Breaking Through the Wall of Glass
A simple therapy process that safely eliminates the feeling of an invisible barrier and gives the feeling you belong in this world
- Reduces feelings of separation and enhances connection with others
- Gives access to an intuitive understanding of other people's emotions and motivations
- Releases relational anxiety
- Reduces symptoms of ADD (boredom intelorance) - not ADHD
- Improves learning capacities
- Greatly increases motivation and satisfaction in socializing
- Particularly useful for people diagnosed with Asperger's syndrome / High-functioning autism
- Adapted for young children
- Eliminates an underlying, latent feeling of fear and misunderstanding about one's place in this world
- Increases relational intelligence without touching cognitive abilities, memory or learning
- No negative side-effects or tradeoffs
- Get rid of a fear of being vulnerable in people concerned with it ; instead, creates a feeling of safety and openness
- Improves spatial coordination & reduces clumsiness
- Releases the need for "masking" and pretending in order to accommodate other people's expectations
- Improve the ability to, pleasure and ease of maintaining an active social circle, hence decreasing risks of isolation, loneliness, and unhappy relationships at all stages of life
- Reduces the need for alone time "in my bubble" with better flexibility
- Does not negate or try to "fix" a supposed defficiency (does NOT try to adapt you more to the neuro-typical world) - Instead, it allows you to shine your uniqueness & expand with pride!
This process is done under my guidance, with over a decade of experience as a highly-skilled therapists.
It takes generally 6 to 10 hours to complete, done over several sessions.
We run the process through visioconference (Zoom or Skype) all around the world.
It is safe and has been tested for over 11 years.
The success rate is very high.
It is not invasive, and there are no side-effect.
We take the risk, you do not (see our pay-for-results policy).
30-minutes online meeting to evaluate if I can help you enhance your social connections
Celebrating Neuro-diversity
You are unique.
Neurodiversity is something to be celebrated. If there’s one thing that drives my philosophy, it’s helping creative, smart, and wonderfully strange people bring their uniqueness into the world with pride.
I believe society should evolve to better embrace neurodiverse individuals. But I also believe that connection is a two-way path—and anyone can build bridges. You, too, can create a bridge between yourself and the world.
The world deserves to experience more of your authenticity, and you deserve to be seen and valued.
Let’s build those bridges together.
Here are a few examples of people I have worked with
My own story in more details :
Relationships can be one of the most fulfilling aspect of life.
- Romance
- Friendship
- Community
- Family life
- Career & Teamwork
- Projects & Associations...
>> Let's improve the quality of your social connections, so that you can live your ideal relationships now! <<
Pay-for-results policy
Our process works on 93% of people tested. See the testimonials for more.
We guarantee its effectiveness or you do not pay.
- There is NO fee if you don’t get the promised results
- This policy ensure you get the best quality service
- This process has been safety-tested for 11 years and no negative side-effects have been observed
We take the risk. You do not.
30-minutes online meeting to evaluate if I can help you enhance your social connections
Meet your therapist
Gaëtan Klein is a psychotherapist from France with 13 years of experience with different trauma healing modalities and has helped over 3,800 people worldwide.
After realizing he had been living his whole life with the « wall of glass », he joined the Institute for the Study of Peak State, a global research network with the goals to provide new fundamental ways to improve people’s lives.
As a specialist of the Autism Spectrum Disorder, Gaëtan is now a leading force in spreading the word about the ‘Wall of Glass’ process and other discoveries in the field of psycho-biology.
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