subject: Divorce Can Lead To The Fear Of Being Alone [print this page] Divorce Can Lead To The Fear Of Being Alone
Getting divorced is a life altering event in one's life that can lead to fears of being alone. To find yourself single again is scary and can make even the most self-confident individual anxious of a new life of solitude. If those fears, however, are leaving you feeling alone all the time, your fear of being alone may not be just normal angst, it may be something more pathological.
The fear of being alone, or Monophobia, not only places unimaginable stress on you, but also on those around you. If you are unable to find some peace and solace in being alone from time to time, you may be in the beginning phases of Monophobia.
Monophobia, an extreme and pathological fear of being alone, is not something that will merely go away on its own -- it needs to be tackled and treated. Until now, there were only two accepted options to curing Monophobia: traditional therapy and medication.
Teresa Douglas, a sufferer and survivor of Monophobia, has discovered a revolutionary cure in her new guide "How To Conquer Your Fear Of Being Alone." After of years of struggling for a cure through medication and costly therapy, she was able to devise this self-help guide that outlines the steps to recovery. Through visualization and introspection you will be able to find comfort in being on your own, free of the fear that you now experience. By strengthening your own self-esteem and relationships in your own life, you will be able to break the cycle of feeling and being afraid of being alone.
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.
