Unfortunately for misophonia there is currently no diagnostics code, or enough preliminary research to conclude whether or not there is a genuine connection to autism. On the surface, there are …
I’ve been struggling with misophonia since I was about nine years old. Before then, I don’t remember ever going into a rage when hearing a trigger sound such as eating, …
If your doctor has never heard of misophonia, it is harder to obtain care. Unfortunately misophonia is a lesser-known condition so few doctors and medical professionals have hands-on experience with …
Triggers for misophonia are unique to the individual. However, there are some that been reported by many. This does not mean one person will have all the triggers, or that …
Misophonia classification is not necessarily an easy topic. This is particularly not easy because research for the disorder is still in its infancy. However, there may be classifications that are …
Many persons ask the question, “Is Misophonia psychological?” While the answer to this question is largely based on a small body of research, the answer is none-the-less important . This …
Dr. Porges suggests that when we hear high-pitch sounds we become on alert, this could contribute to the brain’s defense system and be what causes misophonia. When Dr. Stephen …
Is Misophonia Mental Illness? What are the facts and theories? The important question to ask when determining the misophonia mental illness debate is to define, at least quickly, what a …
“I hate whistling” Weird. I’ve had a love-hate relationship with that word my entire life. On one hand, it made me who I am today. On the other, I’ve been …
Many people have wondered, is misophonia neurological? Classifications of disorders are usually based upon their underlying causes. Thus, if a disorder is caused by a neurological problem, we would say it …