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Submit Your Misophonia “Horror Story”

by Shaylynn Hayes-Raymond
written by Shaylynn Hayes-Raymond

I have decided that as part of our goal to raise awareness on misophonia, the voices of our community should be more prominent and accessible to the world. However, I recognize that many people fear speaking out about their terrible experiences either in the workplace, relationships, with family, in public, at school (etc). Thus this created the idea of Misophonia Horror Stories (special thanks to Hannah Alonzo as I got this idea from her MLM horror stories series. If you have any interest in that type of content, I highly suggest following her). The goal of these stories is to show the deep suffering and human impact that misophonia has on individuals with misophonia AND loved ones.

In the future, if we have enough stories, we might publish this as curated anthologies in book format. We also plan to publish via blog posts and on youtube/tiktok/etc.

Submit here

Misophonia Horror Stories

Submit your own horror story.

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Shaylynn Hayes-Raymond is a Licensed Counselling Therapist Candidate in New Brunswick, Canada and has been an advocate for misophonia and mental illness since 2015. Shaylynn is passionate about providing accessible mental healthcare through telehealth therapy and is particularly interested in working with clients with misophonia, OCD, PTSD, depression, career counselling, and general life struggles. Shaylynn holds an Honours Diploma in Creative Digital Media and owned a web, graphic, print design and marketing business for 10 years. Shaylynn is now passionate about helping therapists grow their digital practices or maintain the online presence for their in-person practice. Shaylynn is the author of several books including fiction and non-fiction, with her first being published in 2015. Shaylynn is the Director of The International Misophonia Foundation and is continuing her advocacy and research through the foundation. Shaylynn provides counselling services in Canada and coaching services worldwide. You can find more information about these services on her personal website at https://shaylynnraymond.com/.

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