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So these individuals always want to stay in close proximity to others, so that they never have to face solitude. Actually, these people are suffering from Autophobia, which is an abnormal fear of solitude.
But there is reason behind every happening and fear of abandonment is also triggered by such reasons, which the victim must have faced at any point of time in his or her life. It may so happen that you were left alone by your family or elders or friends out of sheer fun in an empty room, which might have gave birth to the fear. Or it may be a totally different case. You may feel very uncomfortable or uneasy when you are completely alone. The overall experience of being alone may leave a bitter memory, which you will try to avoid again and again. Therefore, to bid farewell to the unpleasant circumstances, you may crave for a company always. Symptoms The suffocating circumstances will provoke panic attacks in you and automatically the other symptoms will follow. Sweating, rapid breathing, inability to speak, fear of dying, detachment from reality and nausea are the some of the other symptoms. How to Combat the Situation? Few Therapies to Combat the Situation On the other hand, Energy Psychology ,which is an emotional acupuncture has also emerged as a therapy for the treatment of this type of fear. It is considered to be a scientific process and is very effective in treating the problem. But besides, the above techniques there are an easy ways to overcome fear of abandonment. It is known as the Self Help NLP technique. NLP techniques to Overcome fear of abandonment Bust your fear and boost up the courage to acknowledge the weak points in you instead of shrouding them. Remember that NLP techniques can work wonders and will surely enable to dispel your fear.
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