Monophobia is the fear of being alone.

Suffering from monophobia means that you experience elevated anxiety when you are left alone, find yourself alone or there is the possibility that you might be alone in the future... short or long-term.

Monophobia sufferers often experience panic attacks, even at just the thought of being left alone in the future. It is a debilitating disorder and sufferers are often mislead about what causes it and how to overcome it.

It is difficult to understand the true cause of monophobia whilst suffering - The true cause of monophobia isn't fear of being alone or what might happen when you are alone, it is just FEAR.

You see, anxiety disorder makes you unnecessarily fearful and this turns the sufferer's attention on themselves and their safety. Monophobia is an inappropriate level of focus on one particular type of potential threat. So, you see the fear isn't of being alone, it's just focuses on that subject.

Anxiety disorder sufferers focus their inappropriate fear on all manner of 'threats', even those that do not exist. Monophobia adds to a person's fear of being alone in the same way as it adds to an OCD sufferer's need to wash their hands repeatedly, for example.

When your anxiety levels are reduced back to normal, which we can achieve very quickly using TLM your obsessive focus on being alone and any other aspect of your condition, will fall away.

Since 1997, we have helped tens of thousands of monophobia sufferers to completely erase their disorder... in not one single case of recovery did the sufferer ever experience monophobia again.