Central Auditory Processing (CAP) Information Tammy Riegner, Au.D., Jessica Godovin, Au.D. PA-Newtown Square/Philadelphia: Jessica Loson, Au.D. NJ-Voorhees/Deptford: Jenna Pellicori, Au.D.
Misophonia classification is not necessarily an easy topic. This is particularly not easy because research for the disorder is still
Is Misophonia Mental Illness? What are the facts and theories? The important question to ask when determining the misophonia mental
Many people have wondered, is misophonia neurological? Classifications of disorders are usually based upon their underlying causes. Thus, if a disorder
The human brain is a complex system, consisting of around 80 billion neurons and around 1000-10000 connections between each of
Almost every article about the origin of misophonia begins like this: “Misophonia, which means ‘hatred of sound” was termed by
LeDoux Lab Findings (January 2017) One of the working theories related to mechanisms underlying misophonia is that auditory stimuli
Sound Sensitivity and Auditory Gating Study Marina Kliuchko of the Cognitive Brain Research Unit at the Institute of Behavioural Sciences (University of Helsinki,
Misophonia describes a neurologically based disorder in which auditory stimuli (and sometimes visual) is misinterpreted within the central nervous system.
Would you tell us a little bit about yourself and what you study? I am an experimental psychology Ph.D. candidate
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).
