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

The International Misophonia Foundation (IMF) is proud to announce the submission of its proposal to the World Health Organization (WHO) to classify Misophonia as a discrete disorder in the International Classification of Diseases, 11th Revision (ICD-11). This marks a critical step in advocating for better recognition, treatment, and support for individuals living with this often-misunderstood…
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Misophonia Holiday Gifts for Under $100 (Plus win gifts!) ????????

Buying gifts for friends and family during the holidays is stressful enough. Adding misophonia into the mix can make it even more frustrating… what do you get the person who is struggling with sensory processing? Hopefully this list will provide you some ideas. I want to point out that at the end of the day,…
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Empowering Misophonia Research: Turning Every Dollar into Discovery

When it comes to making a difference, every dollar truly counts. At the International Misophonia Foundation (IMF), your $1 donation fuels one hour of groundbreaking machine learning research. With each contribution, we move closer to understanding the complexities of misophonia—a condition that affects millions worldwide. The Power of $1 For just one dollar, you enable…
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Misophonia Holiday Gift-A-Way

Four prizes to be won! Are you ready for an exciting giveaway? ???? This holiday season, The International Misophonia Foundation is bringing the spirit of giving to life with our Misophonia Holiday Gift-A-Way! ???? If you or someone you love is navigating life with misophonia, this is your chance to win amazing prizes designed with…
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Microsoft Office’s Ignorance of Apple’s Blinking Cursor Accessibility: A Missed Opportunity on Sequoia and iOS 18

In the latest strides for accessibility, Apple’s recent updates to Sequoia OS and iOS 18 have brought in a thoughtful feature that allows users to turn off the blinking cursor. This addition caters specifically to users with sensory sensitivities who may find blinking cursors distracting or even overwhelming. Despite Apple’s groundbreaking changes, however, Microsoft Office…
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Apple’s Non-Blinking Cursor: A Step Forward for Accessibility, but Still Flawed

Apple’s recent updates in iOS 18 and macOS Sequoia have introduced a long-requested feature: the option for a non-blinking cursor. This enhancement is a significant step forward for accessibility, particularly for users who find blinking cursors distracting or uncomfortable. However, while this move is commendable, it also highlights deeper flaws in Apple’s approach to accessibility,…
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Apple’s Sensory-Friendly Innovation: A Major Win for Sensory Diversity Advocates

Misophonia International, alongside its sister site Sensory Diversity, has been a vocal advocate for making technology more accessible to individuals with sensory disorders. Through a petition aimed at encouraging major companies to adopt sensory-friendly changes, these advocacy platforms have pushed for real, impactful progress. Now, thanks to Apple’s responsiveness, that progress is taking shape. Apple…
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Apple’s iOS 18 Tackles Misokinesia with New Option to Disable Blinking Cursor

Apple’s iOS 18: A Victory for Accessibility Advocates with the Option to Disable Blinking Cursor In a landmark move towards enhancing accessibility, Apple has introduced an option in its latest iOS 18 update that allows users to disable the blinking cursor caret. This feature is particularly significant for individuals experiencing misokinesia and other vestibular issues,…
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Misophonia Support Coaching for Pre-teens, Teens, Adults, and Families

Shaylynn Hayes-Raymond offers personalized coaching sessions for individuals of all ages—pre-teens, teens, adults, and their families—affected by misophonia. Whether you are seeking support for yourself or a family member, these sessions focus on psychoeducation, coping strategies, and building practical skills. Packages are flexible and can be booked per session or as part of a structured…
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Misophonia Coping Skills Teen Group Class

Only 6 slots available in each group. This group will feature psychoeducation, worksheets, and group exercises for teenagers with misophonia. This group is for ages 11 to 17 and will be held on a weekly basis for 2 months (8 sessions total – 16 hours) of 2-hour sessions. This entire program is prepaid and attendance…
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