Webinar on August 21st “What is Misophonia? Myths Vs. Facts” MISOPHONIA RESEARCH Learn about past, current, and upcoming misophonia research including the misophonia literature review and on-going misophonia studies. MISOPHONIA…
Upcoming Misophonia Webinars
by Admin
July 3, 2019
Our webinars focus on misophonia, research, parenting misophonia kids, and dispelling myths on misophonia. Hosted by Dr. Jennifer Jo Brout (head of the IMRN, founder of the Duke Misophonia and…
Misophonia and ASMR
March 10, 2019
2018 Research and Advocacy Accomplishments
February 18, 2019
What is Sensory Over-Responsivity (SPD-SOR)?
December 3, 2018
Interview with Misophonia Researcher Dr. Kumar
August 1, 2018
What is fact and what is fake with misophonia? [Event]
by Admin
August 15, 2019
Webinar on August 21st “What is Misophonia? Myths Vs. Facts” MISOPHONIA RESEARCH Learn about past, current, and upcoming misophonia research including the misophonia literature review and on-going misophonia studies. MISOPHONIA…
Misophonia from a Social Worker’s Perspective
August 5, 2019
Is My Misophonic Child Safe?
July 24, 2019
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July 24, 2019
With Misophonia, Be Prepared, Not Scared
July 21, 2019
My Loved One has Misophonia
by Vicki Sladowski
July 22, 2019
What can I do? Communication and Understanding Triggers Misophonia sounds like a made-up term, “hatred of sound” is the literal definition. As with many other words and phrases, it should…
Confusion Surrounding Misophonia
July 13, 2019
WebMD and Misophonia
February 8, 2019
Living With Migraines and Misophonia
November 12, 2018
Explaining Misophonia to Your Child (Ages 6-10)
November 7, 2018
Misophonia is a disorder in which certain sounds trigger emotional and or physical responses that others may consider irrational. It is mainly self-diagnosed because finding a health care practitioner that…
Misophonia is most likely a neurological condition in which the sufferer has negative reactions to sounds. It causes an immediate fight, flight or freeze responses. These responses cannot be controlled…
These resources are designed for parents, educators, and doctors to understand misophonia. By printing these files, you can bring them with you to help explain misophonia to your co-parents, family…
What can I do? Communication and Understanding Triggers Misophonia sounds like a made-up term, “hatred of sound” is the literal definition. As with many other words and phrases, it should…
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