Misophonia Articles

This superb webinar presentation was conducted by Duke University and the International Misophonia Research Network. Grab a cup of tea and a biscuit (a soundless biscuit preferably, maybe a wafer) and take a look at this. It's packed full of information about...

If your son or daughter is experiencing difficulties at school because of their misophonia, this may help. Dr Jennifer Kanter-Brout from Misophonia International has prepared a template letter that you can give to your doctor or medical professional to adapt and...

Misophonia treatment and the monetisation of our condition is a complex and challenging issue. We all want to find something that genuinely works to ease the suffering and anxiety that misophonia can cause patients. It doesn't matter who discovers it, or even whether...

The first thing to note is that most GPs and health professionals in the UK have never even heard of misophonia. (Don’t worry, that’s something we’re working on getting changed!) The second thing to note is that even if they did - and we finally get to the stage where...

The Internet is wonderful resource for information about misophonia... but it can also be a bit of a minefield. If you've only just learned that this condition has a name, and you're looking to connect with others, it can be hard to know where to go to get sound...

You've probably heard of MRI scans. Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) is a technique that uses magnetic fields and radio waves to build up a picture of what's going on inside our bodies. Typically these scans are used to help doctors diagnosis injuries or conditions...

The best way to increase our understanding of misophonia and find effective treatments is to focus on the research. It's great that misophonia has been getting more press recently, but we're in danger of falling into a bit of an information loop... with the same tired...

One of the most extraordinary things about misophonia is just how little we know about it. While it's now a recognised disorder in many places it's still massively underfunded, under-researched and misunderstood. The current lack of regulation has made misophonia a...

Let's face it, stress makes everything worse to some extent, but it can send misophonia into hyperdrive. So why does the misophonia seem to get so much worse when you’re feeling stressed? When you’re feeling relaxed you have more time and headspace to react to it....

So Kelly Osborne has come out as a misophone! In a speech at a gala lunch for the charity Friendly House, where Kelly was awarded ‘2015 Woman of the Year’, she revealed: “For years the sound of other people chewing, chomping, slurping and gurgling has made me feel...