Seeking Editors and Peer Reviewers for Academic Journal

The International Misophonia Foundation is in the process of founding an academic journal for misophonia research. The largest part of this process is creating a fully-functional, open-source, peer review website and journal for academic papers. In order to succeed in this mission we will need Editors (academic), Peer reviewers (misophonia researchers), and Copy editors (grammar, style, spelling). If you are interested in applying for one of these positions, please use the following form to reply. Please understand that peer reviewers and academic editors MUST have a background in clinical counseling, academic research, or otherwise be engaged in the process of misophonia research. We will be accepting applicants from Master’s level and higher. PhD/PsyD students and MDs will also be accepted in these roles. For general copyediting, we do not require degrees, but a sample proofreading test may be sent.

Please note, these are volunteer positions. However, we will be willing to report volunteer hours to Universities or Job Referrals.

Please go here if you would like to apply: https://www.misophoniafoundation.com/seeking-editors-and-peer-reviewers-for-academic-journal/

Misophonia International is now part of The International Misophonia Foundation. On our journey to becoming a nonprofit, we need help from members of the community to realize our goals (funding research, facilitating research, helping sufferers, and providing info to clinicians, researchers and sufferers). If you are interested in helping us grow, you can receive lifetime membership benefits here, or make a choose-your-price donation here.

Shaylynn H.

Shaylynn is a web, graphic, and print designer (Honours Diploma in Creative Digital Media) with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science. In the future, Shaylynn hopes to become a clinician and follow the principles of RRR. Shaylynn is also an advocate for misophonia, mental illness education, OCD, and writes several books. As part of her advocacy work, Shaylynn helps run several online communities including an OCD and Misophonia subreddit and discord, as well as a social network for misophonia. Shaylynn and Jennifer started working together in 2015 and co-created the news and advocacy site Misophonia International. As a misophonia advocate, Shaylynn has written for numerous publications, including: The Huffington Post, Different Brains, Physician’s Weekly, The Mighty, as well as many more. Shaylynn is the author of several fiction and non-fiction books including Full of Sound and Fury: Living With Misophonia, Acceleration, How We Survive Ourselves, and the poetry anthology The World Breaks Everyone. In her personal life, Shaylynn loves books, reading, water, and the stars. She is a proud cat mom, and lives with her amazing partner in Canada.

Seeking Editors and Peer Reviewers for Academic Journal