Misophonia and Depression
April 10, 2018
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While the research may not be caught up enough to say definitively that Misophonia causes depression, I believe for many
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While the research may not be caught up enough to say definitively that Misophonia causes depression, I believe for many
I have a lesser-known brain condition that has made my life more challenging than I ever could have imagined. I
Living with Misophonia is a struggle for all of us. How do you work with Misophonia? Imagine working in an
Anyone with children can tell you that occupying our little monsters can be a challenge. You need to get creative,
When I first discovered what ‘Misophonia’ is, I had an entirely different story to tell. I was relieved there was a
2017 is the year of Fake News, false hope, and the year where the divide between miracle and science has
I have a friend with Misophonia. It took me a while to understand what it was and how it affected
I first struggled with depression at age 12. For the most part, I had recovered from depression when I discovered
Often I am emailed, messaged, and generally bombarded with messages that ask: “Should I try experimental misophonia treatment?”. People are
As a psychologist or psychiatrist, you are likely to be searching for ways to help your patients, and treat misophonia.
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).