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Sensory Accessibility Considerations in iOS 26

New Book Release: How to Quiet Your Mind in a Loud World:...

Drive-In Theatres are Awesome for Watching Movies With Misophonia

To Razer: Accessibility Request for Silent Gaming Mouse

Sensory Accessibility in World of Warcraft

UI & WoW: Accessibility and Sensory-Friendly Options in Blizzard Games

Apps for Documents Without Blinking Cursor (Text Caret) on iPad and iPhone

An Open Letter to Microsoft from the IMF

Urge Microsoft to Continue Grant Program for Nonprofits

My Sensory-Safe Beauty Products

Popular Posts

Product Reviews for Misophonia and Sensory Disorders

You Can Go Anywhere with Misophonia

Bluedio T2 (Turbine) Active Noise Cancelling Bluetooth Headphones

The Best Headphones For Misophonia

Misophonia and Your Anger

6 Ways to Help A Loved One Cope...

Misophonia Autism Connection

How Do I Get a Misophonia Diagnosis?

Celebrities That Have Misophonia

Why We Don’t Recommend Misophonia Treatment

Research

Publishing Credit Opportunity [Seeking Neuroscientist PhD or PhDcan]

by Shaylynn Hayes-Raymond January 19, 2025

Call for Neuroscience and Sensory Researchers: Academic Collaboration Opportunity The International Misophonia Foundation (IMF) seeks researchers to collaborate on reviewing a machine-learning study and contribute to ongoing projects focused on…

by Shaylynn Hayes-Raymond January 19, 2025

The International Misophonia Foundation Submits Proposal to WHO for ICD-11 Classification of Misophonia

December 3, 2024
by Shaylynn Hayes-Raymond December 3, 2024

Empowering Misophonia Research: Turning Every Dollar into Discovery

November 25, 2024
by Shaylynn Hayes-Raymond November 25, 2024

A Brief Research Outline of Misophonia

July 24, 2024
by Shaylynn Hayes-Raymond July 24, 2024

Misophonia Treatment Perceptions and Sensory History Study

June 12, 2024
by Shaylynn Hayes-Raymond June 12, 2024

Awareness

A Quick Guide to Misophonia Sound Absorbing and Masking at Home

by Shaylynn Hayes-Raymond March 24, 2025

For those with misophonia, everyday sounds in the home can be a relentless source of discomfort. Noise from passing cars, lawnmowers, appliances, or even footsteps can feel overwhelming, creating a…

by Shaylynn Hayes-Raymond March 24, 2025

Misophonia and the Challenge of ASMR Restocking Videos

December 18, 2024
by Shaylynn Hayes-Raymond December 18, 2024

What if The Grinch has Misophonia?

December 15, 2024
by Shaylynn Hayes-Raymond December 15, 2024

Continued Accessibility Issues With Apple (And Some Good)

December 9, 2024
by Shaylynn Hayes-Raymond December 9, 2024

Misophonia Holiday Gift-A-Way

November 17, 2024
by Misophonia International November 17, 2024

Coping

New Book Release: How to Quiet Your Mind in a Loud World: An Exploration of Misophonia for Adults and Teens

by Shaylynn Hayes-Raymond June 4, 2025

How To Quiet Your Mind in a Loud World is the spiritual successor of Shaylynn Hayes-Raymond’s 2015 book Full of Sound and Fury. This book is especially geared toward adults…

by Shaylynn Hayes-Raymond June 4, 2025

Drive-In Theatres are Awesome for Watching Movies With Misophonia

June 1, 2025
by Shaylynn Hayes-Raymond June 1, 2025

My Sensory-Safe Beauty Products

April 28, 2025
by Shaylynn Hayes-Raymond April 28, 2025

Misophonia Video Game Mods

April 9, 2025
by Shaylynn Hayes-Raymond April 9, 2025

Coping With Misophonia for Teenagers

March 5, 2025
by Shaylynn Hayes-Raymond March 5, 2025
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    Sensory Accessibility Considerations in iOS 26

    by Shaylynn Hayes-Raymond June 14, 2025
    by Shaylynn Hayes-Raymond June 14, 2025

    I have downloaded and tested the beta for iOS 26 on my iPhone 14 pro max to get a general idea on how the software is working for those of…

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    New Book Release: How to Quiet Your Mind in a Loud World: An Exploration of Misophonia for Adults and Teens

    by Shaylynn Hayes-Raymond June 4, 2025
    by Shaylynn Hayes-Raymond June 4, 2025

    How To Quiet Your Mind in a Loud World is the spiritual successor of Shaylynn Hayes-Raymond’s 2015 book Full of Sound and Fury. This book is especially geared toward adults…

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    Drive-In Theatres are Awesome for Watching Movies With Misophonia

    by Shaylynn Hayes-Raymond June 1, 2025
    by Shaylynn Hayes-Raymond June 1, 2025

    I’m writing this the day after my husband and I drove 1 and a half hours from our home to watch two movies at a drive-in theatre. There are only…

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  • AdvocacyDeveloper Accessibility

    To Razer: Accessibility Request for Silent Gaming Mouse

    by Shaylynn Hayes-Raymond May 23, 2025
    by Shaylynn Hayes-Raymond May 23, 2025

    The following is a letter sent on behalf of the IMF to Razer, asking for considerations of a silent gaming mouse. To Whom It May Concern at Razer, I am…

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  • AdvocacyUI Accessibility

    Sensory Accessibility in World of Warcraft

    by Shaylynn Hayes-Raymond May 23, 2025
    by Shaylynn Hayes-Raymond May 23, 2025

    I am writing based on sensory concerns in World of Warcraft specifically. I am the Director of The International Misophonia Foundation and have been a WoW player since 2010. Unfortunately,…

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  • AdvocacyUI Accessibility

    UI & WoW: Accessibility and Sensory-Friendly Options in Blizzard Games

    by Shaylynn Hayes-Raymond May 22, 2025
    by Shaylynn Hayes-Raymond May 22, 2025

    The following is a letter to Blizzard Entertainment, written by Shaylynn Hayes-Raymond: Dear Blizzard Accessibility and Development Teams, I hope this message finds you well. I’m writing to raise awareness…

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    Apps for Documents Without Blinking Cursor (Text Caret) on iPad and iPhone

    by Shaylynn Hayes-Raymond May 21, 2025
    by Shaylynn Hayes-Raymond May 21, 2025

    If you have a vestibular disorder, ADHD, misokinesia, or other sensory processing condition, you may be aware that most applications for iPad and iPhone have a blinking cursor. This includes…

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  • Advocacy

    An Open Letter to Microsoft from the IMF

    by Shaylynn Hayes-Raymond May 14, 2025
    by Shaylynn Hayes-Raymond May 14, 2025

    To the Staff of Microsoft, We write to you today with deep concern and disappointment regarding the decision to discontinue Microsoft’s nonprofit grant program under Tech for Social Impact. For…

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  • Advocacy

    Urge Microsoft to Continue Grant Program for Nonprofits

    by Shaylynn Hayes-Raymond May 14, 2025
    by Shaylynn Hayes-Raymond May 14, 2025

    SIGN THE PETITION Microsoft’s decision to terminate their grant program for nonprofits, effective May 14th, 2025, presents a significant challenge to many small organizations that rely heavily on such support.…

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  • CopingSensory Beauty

    My Sensory-Safe Beauty Products

    by Shaylynn Hayes-Raymond April 28, 2025
    by Shaylynn Hayes-Raymond April 28, 2025

    This article is based on my opinion, and is not meant to be a one-size-fits all approach. Personally, I am super sensitive to products, and as a person with sensory…

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