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Framework: The CC-7 Classification™ · The Shame Architecture™ · The Keys of Autonomy™
Creator: Sylvia Chestnut · U.S. Military Veteran · https://restoredautonomy.com
Contact: 844-FEEL-STRONG · [email protected]
The Keys of Autonomy™ Progress Tracker
Measuring Restoration Across All Seven Domains
The seven mechanisms of coercive control each target a specific domain of your autonomy. The Keys of Autonomy are the reclamation of those domains — not as they were before, but as they can be now: informed, intentional, and yours. This tracker measures where restoration has taken hold and where the work remains. It is designed to be taken periodically, because recovery is not linear and your scores will shift as you move through the process.
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Question 1 of 14
You feel entitled to exist in a space without earning that right — your presence is not conditional, and you know it in your body, not just your mind.
Question 2 of 14
You trust your own perception of events — even when someone else offers a different version — because you have rebuilt confidence in your own reality-testing.
Question 3 of 14
You have relationships that are genuinely mutual — where support flows in both directions and connection is not contingent on compliance.
Question 4 of 14
You can articulate who you are — your values, preferences, boundaries, and aspirations — without referencing someone else's definition of you.
Question 5 of 14
You have functional independence in your material life — access to your own finances, documents, resources, and the practical infrastructure of adult autonomy.
Question 6 of 14
You inhabit your body with ownership — making decisions about your health, appearance, movement, and rest based on your own needs and preferences.
Question 7 of 14
Your parenting authority is intact — you make decisions about your children's welfare based on their needs and your judgment, without interference, sabotage, or weaponization.
Question 8 of 14
You no longer shrink to make others comfortable. You take up space intentionally and without apology.
Question 9 of 14
When someone gaslights or distorts reality, you can identify the mechanism in real time rather than discovering it in retrospect.
Question 10 of 14
You can tolerate conflict in a relationship without interpreting it as abandonment or as evidence that you are the problem.
Question 11 of 14
You have reconnected with interests, goals, or aspects of your identity that were dormant or suppressed during the controlling dynamic.
Question 12 of 14
You can spend money on yourself — on needs and on wants — without guilt, justification, or the lingering sense that you don't deserve it.
Question 13 of 14
You experience pleasure, rest, and physical comfort as rights rather than indulgences — your body's needs are legitimate and you respond to them.
Question 14 of 14
Your children see you as the authority in their lives that you are — and the bond between you has not been defined by someone else's narrative.