subject: If Medications Just Aren't Conquering That Fear Of Being Alone [print this page] If Medications Just Aren't Conquering That Fear Of Being Alone
We are told in society today that everything can be conquered by taking a pill. If you are a sufferer of a Monophobia, you may be finding that that is just not the case. Monophobia, the extreme and irrational fear of being alone, it can be a debilitating and frustrating illness that can consume your life and to those around you. If you have tried the conventional wisdom of medications and therapy to no avail, it may be time to try the proven method of self-healing outlined in "How To Conquer Your Fear of Being Alone" by Teresa Douglas.
"How to Conquer Your Fear Of Being Alone" is a ground breaking guide that teaches the individual to cure their feelings of fear through retraining the brain. It guides them not only through the steps that it took to develop the fear, but the steps it will take to conquer it as well.
Douglas uses techniques such as visualization and a practical checklist to identify not only the triggers of the illness, but the ways to overcome those triggers. This guide differs from the medications available to treat Monophobia by addressing the fear, instead of merely masking it. This guide helps the individual develop safe relationships and build self-esteem to overcome their fears, all without the expense or time of conventional therapies.
Monophobia is an illness that can take the sheer joy out of life. Stop living in fear and gain back the control, confidence, and assuredness that you once had.
This fear of being alone article is given to you to share my insights as a Development Coach and Mentor. Having had over 20 years of experience. I have personally suffered from monophobia and would love to help you conquer your monophobia.
I have so much to share with you if you are willing to listen. You could take in my insight and make a difference to your life and say no to monophobia.
Or you could walk away again today and go another year suffering from monophobia again in silence at the end of the day the choice is yours.
