As a clinician, and sufferer of misophonia herself, Shaylynn Hayes-Raymond sought a way to cope with misophonia using cognitive behavioral
Misophonia, often described as an extreme aversion to specific sounds (such as chewing, tapping, or breathing), is a recognized neurological
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By Molly Gracey Imagine sitting in a café when someone nearby coughs, just a soft throat-clear, barely noticed by others.
By S. N. Hayes I am acutely aware of every noise that surrounds me. Every drop of a pen. Every
Suicide is a difficult subject to discuss for those experiencing suicidal thoughts, their families, and the people in their lives.
The Alarming Link to Suicide Risk Recent studies have shed light on the severe psychological toll misophonia can take. A
Coping with misophonia at school is a conversation that comes up often for me with clients. There are numerous triggers
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For those with misophonia, everyday sounds in the home can be a relentless source of discomfort. Noise from passing cars,
