<unk>  is a form of anxiety that can cause a minor to extreme feeling of danger or fear when alone. There is not a specific treatment to cure<unk>  as it affects each person differently. Most sufferers are treated with psychotherapy in which the amount of time that they are alone is slowly increased. There are no conclusive studies currently that support any medications being used as treatment. If the anxiety is too intense, medications have been used to aid the patient in a continuation of the therapy. It is not uncommon for sufferers to be unaware that they have this anxiety and to dismiss the idea of seeking help. Much like substance abuse,<unk>  is mental and physical and requires assistance from a medical professional. Medication can be used to stabilize symptoms and inhibit further substance abuse. Group and individual therapy is used to help ease symptoms and treat the phobia. In mild cases of<unk> , treatment can sometimes be very simple. Therapists recommend many different remedies to make patients feel as though they are not alone even when that is the case, such as listening to music when running errands alone or turning on the television when at home, even if it is just for background noise. Using noise to interrupt the silence of isolated situations can often be a great help for people suffering from<unk> . However, it is important to remember that just because a person may feel alone at times does not mean that they have<unk> . Most people feel alone and secluded at times; this is not an unusual phenomenon. Only when the fear of being alone begins to interrupt how a person lives their daily life does the idea of being<unk>  become a possibility.
Autophobia
Neophobia
Pseudophobia
Trypophobia
Automatism 
Mysophobia
Hallucination
Thermophobia