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Fear of Loss

People, security, status

What this is about: Fear of loss doesn't only show up as fear of losing people – it can just as easily relate to security, status or control. Often it's the flip side of something that genuinely matters to us.

up to 60 min. · Attachment loss and grief, control as anxiety regulation, avoidance learning.

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The quiet fear of losing something – where it comes from, how it's kept under control, and how much energy it consumes every day.

Fear of loss doesn't only show up as fear of losing people – it can just as easily relate to security, status or control. Often it's the flip side of something that genuinely matters to us.

Why it's relevant

People with a fear of loss often unconsciously cling to what they're afraid of losing – which, paradoxically, can endanger exactly the closeness or stability it's meant to protect.

A glimpse into the guide

  • What would it mean for you to lose an important person or your position – and where does this fear come from?

  • In which moments do you react disproportionately strongly to a threatened loss?

  • Where do you think this pattern originally comes from?

An excerpt from six conversation parts – the full guide accompanies you during the conversation itself.

From conversation to assessment

In the conversation we trace the origin of your fear of loss. The assessment shows you how it developed – and how you can meet it without confining yourself.

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The full guide remains confidential and is shown to you step by step during the conversation. More on data security

Observe rather than judge – there are no wrong answers.