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Misophonia Cognitive Retraining Therapy, as featured on the MTV True Life episode: “I Have Misophonia” premiering Friday, December 16th, 7:00 PM EST. See Clip > Continue Reading
Are you Suffering from any of these symptoms as a result of Misophonia? Call today for a Consultation. Mild to severe anxiety Rage or Anger Triggered fight or flight Depression Negative thinking Crying spells Hopelessness Suicidal thoughts Avoidance of people or places Moderate to severe anxiety triggered by chewing sounds, including: Nail clipping Brushing teeth… Continue Reading
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How Can Misophonia Be Treated? Once a person has identified that they are suffering from misophonia, seeking treatment usually doesn’t take too long to follow through. It’s one of the more annoying and unpleasant conditions a person can live with on a daily basis, and in some cases, individuals have described it as unbearable. There… Continue Reading
The Most Common Symptoms of Misophonia As more and more people are turning their attention to misophonia – including healthcare professionals, thankfully – you may be wondering if there might be something inside your head as well. The nature of the condition can make it difficult to self-diagnose in many cases, and it’s always preferred… Continue Reading
How to Manage Sound Sensitivity on a Daily Basis Dealing with issues related to sound sensitivity is never fun, especially if it’s a persistent problem that manifests itself on a regular basis and is triggered by a variety of factors in your daily life. For some people, living with a condition like this can be… Continue Reading
What Is Misophonia? Hearing is perhaps the sense that people mistreat the most throughout their lives, especially in their earlier years. Going to loud concerts without earplugs, listening to music at high volumes through in-ear earphones, and various other things that we pay little thought to can come back in a very frightening way in… Continue Reading
Misophonia basically, refers to a sound sensitivity disease or in easier words it can be a hatred of sounds. These sounds can include the noise made by a person when they eat, chew, breathe, whistle or yawn. Repetitive noises are quite disturbing for the one suffering from this disease. They not only prove to be… Continue Reading
Misophonia refers to a chronic condition where an individual gives an emotional response to certain sounds. The exact meaning of this is “Hatred of Sound.” The affected people not only hate this condition, but they also show fear and annoyance to some sounds. Those of you who are mentally ill or have hearing loss is… Continue Reading
Misophonia is a complex disorder to comprehend. This is an absurd condition where a sufferer disgusted by certain common noises such as chewing food or clicking a pen. It has been associated with your psychological health because when triggered, a sufferer feels anxiety and in most cases gets enraged. The symptom and condition don’t seem… Continue Reading
Misophonia in literal meaning refers to hatred of certain sounds. However, a person suffering from Misophonia does not hate all types of sounds. Those with Misophonia have specific symptoms and are only sensitive to certain sounds. Usually, people who have Misophonia are not comfortable with background sounds. These uncomfortable sounds are called “trigger set” by… Continue Reading
Misophonia is a condition where you find some sounds utterly irritating such as loud breathing, loud and constant sniffling, loud food and gum chewing, etc. These are some intolerable conditions that trigger Misophonia in people. In most cases, this ailment is so severe that you feel anxious, disgusted and it also contributes to hateful feelings… Continue Reading
Misophonia is a unique disorder that has become common by now but is difficult to understand at the same. A sufferer of misophonia doesn’t affect by every sound, and this is a solid reason why it is widely misunderstood. Certain ambient noises trigger misophonia. Moreover, the disorder has not listed in the standard classification of… Continue Reading