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Who Discovered Misophonia?

Almost every article about the origin of misophonia begins like this: ā€œMisophonia, which means ā€˜hatred of soundā€ was termed by…
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Misophonia and Auditory Processing Disorder

Is there a relationship between Misophonia and Auditory Processing Disorder? Studies on misophonia have compared the newly termed disorder to…
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I Crave the Sound of Silence

Silence soothes my soul, it calms me down when my senses are heightened. I love to be alone with my…
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College and Misophonia: A Few Survival Tips

This is my third year as a college student at San Diego State University. Throughout the past years, I found…
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Exploring The Amygdala’s Role in Misophonia

LeDoux Lab Findings (January 2017)   One of the working theories related to mechanisms underlying misophonia is that auditory stimuli…
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Sound Sensitivity and Auditory Gating Study

Sound Sensitivity and Auditory Gating Study Marina Kliuchko of theĀ CognitiveĀ Brain Research Unit at theĀ Institute of Behavioural Sciences (University of Helsinki,…
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Lectrofan

This item is small and fits into any decor. It has a variety of frequencies and volumes for covering up…
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Stepping Out of the Negative Misophonia Cycle

I’m Meis, a Dutch Digital Nomad with Misophonia, who has found her healing – sort of – by changing life…
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You Are Not Your Illness

It’s always nice to have a name for what you are suffering from. It is true that people will seek…
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SPD and Misophonia: Two disorders neglected by Medicine & Mental Health

Misophonia describes a neurologically based disorder in which auditory stimuli (and sometimes visual) is misinterpreted within the central nervous system.…
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