6 Ways to Help A Loved One Cope With Misophonia
August 5, 2017
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Misophonia can be scary, confusing and upsetting for the people around us. I get a steady stream of emails from
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Misophonia can be scary, confusing and upsetting for the people around us. I get a steady stream of emails from
Lately I’ve felt pretty guilty. For three years I lived on my own, in a city 6 hours from home.
An important part of coping with Misophonia is soundproofing. Since Misophonia is a hard disorder to live with on the
While there is no treatment of misophonia, persons with the disorder may wish to use natural misophonia remedies to help
As of now there is no misophonia medication that has been vetted or scientifically tested. It is important to be
Because misophonia is not currently in the DSM-5 (the standard classification of mental disorders used by mental health professionals in
Ever since I was a little girl, I loved singing. I would sing in the shower, sing in public, and
Misophonia and work place accommodations is a significantly important conversation. Most of us spend the majority of our day
Silence soothes my soul, it calms me down when my senses are heightened. I love to be alone with my
This is my third year as a college student at San Diego State University. Throughout the past years, I found
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).