Misophonia·Oct 23Who Funds Misophonia Research?Misophonia research is funded mainly by private philanthropy. Public agencies and universities also support some studies, often through…
Misophonia·Oct 22Studied, Not Heard: Misophonia Research Has Forgotten the People It’s AboutThe people in the footnotes
Misophonia·Oct 20We Deserve Better: Misophonia Accommodations & AwarenessPeople in public are rude. We should be allowed to tell them that. Stop whistling. Stop jingling your change. Stop chewing gum. Stop…
Jonty James·Oct 6What I Have Learnt From Supporting People With Misophonia: The Load, the Loop and the ChargeFor context, I’ve had misophonia for 24 years (since I was 10). It was the cause of the majority of my stress and suffering for the 15…
Mind Architecture·Aug 27Living with Misophonia at University: Why I Couldn’t Speak for Days After a BreakdownA personal experience of living with misophonia, sensory overload, temporary loss of speech, and learning healthier ways to cope.
Shacarol·Aug 24When chewing feels like an attack: What Brain Imaging Reveals about MisophoniaThink your friend is overacting at the sound of people smacking or chewing loudly? Here is why science says they might just have a…A response icon1A response icon1
AlexLandaWrites·Aug 12Allergic to Sound: The Daily Battle with MisophoniaMisophonia is the judge, jury, and executioner, sitting behind my shoulder on public transport, scraping away at my eardrums by leading a…A response icon1A response icon1
Ruth Becker·Jul 9Misophonia Is About Other PeopleHow connection makes us vulnerable — and makes the impossible, possible
InBeingWellbyDr. Patricia Farrell·Jun 21That Sound Is Making Me SnapYou may not be bothered by small sounds, but others feel them too intensely.A response icon2A response icon2
