Memory Reconsolidation Study at Duke University Could Help Treat Misophonia
Research of misophonia is in the very early stages. Therefore, misophonia sufferers and their loved ones are without definitive answers...Read More
Why Is Misophonia Triggered More By People You Love?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NkePnDeAYFM Since we spend more time with our friends and family, it should be no surprise that their noises (and...Read More
Why I’m Excited About Research
Hey everyone! For all of you that have followed Misophonia International in the past two years, you know that this...Read More
Misophonia Classification
Misophonia classification is not necessarily an easy topic. This is particularly not easy because research for the disorder is still...Read More
What Causes Misophonia? | The Polyvagal Theory
Dr. Porges suggests that when we hear high-pitch sounds we become on alert, this could contribute to the brain's defense...Read More
Is Misophonia Mental Illness?
Is Misophonia Mental Illness? What are the facts and theories? The important question to ask when determining the misophonia mental...Read More
Is Misophonia Neurological?
Many people have wondered, is misophonia neurological? Classifications of disorders are usually based upon their underlying causes. Thus, if a disorder...Read More
Misophonia and Brain Connectivity
The human brain is a complex system, consisting of around 80 billion neurons and around 1000-10000 connections between each of...Read More
Are 23andMe Results on Misophonia and Genetics Valid?
White Paper 23/08: Genetic Associations with Traits in 23andMe Customers Authors: Saniya Fayzullina Robin P. Smith Nicholas Furlotte Youna Hu
David...Read More
The Misophonia Origin Story
Almost every article about the origin of misophonia begins like this: “Misophonia, which means ‘hatred of sound” was termed by...Read More