How To Survive Flying on an Airplane with Misophonia
January 13, 2020
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My greatest fear with Misophonia used to be airports and flying. It doesn’t help that my anxiety was trying to get
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My greatest fear with Misophonia used to be airports and flying. It doesn’t help that my anxiety was trying to get
by Curt Pederson Work-life on the cube farm can be distracting enough for anyone but especially bothersome for someone trying
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What can I do? Communication and Understanding Triggers Misophonia sounds like a made-up term, “hatred of sound” is the literal
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Recently I did something with misophonia (and misokinesia) that I had convinced myself for five years wasn’t possible. I took
Cost: $125 per family
Location: Live on Zoom
Date & Time: September 15th at 6pm Eastern Time (1.5 hours)
INCLUDES Q&A WITH SHAYLYNN HAYES-RAYMOND, LCT-C
CBT, Advocacy, and Sensory Based
This 1.5 hour class will be held on Zoom and is led by Shaylynn Hayes-Raymond. It is designed for all ages 12 and up (teen to adult) with misophonia, or clinicians looking to learn more. Multiple family members may join under one purchase. Links to join the session will be sent to the purchase email, 1 hour before the event, the day of. Video available for those who cannot watch live (or who prefer to review).