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
Ruth Becker·Jul 9Misophonia Is About Other PeopleHow connection makes us vulnerable — and makes the impossible, possible
SD·Feb 22, 2025The Battle I Didn’t Sign Up ForDo you ever feel like you want to throw your phone across the room because someone is chewing too loudly on a zoom call? That’s when I…
InRead or Die!byThe Dani Writer·Apr 20, 2024Not Your Everyday “Shhh!”Inside your everyday world (I feel bad for you…and me too)A response icon1A response icon1
Pooja Srivatsa·Dec 19, 2023Living with MisophoniaFor most people, sitting down for a meal with family or sipping coffee in a cafe are everyday pleasures. A classmate clicking their pen…A response icon2A response icon2
Emily Steinbach·Apr 15, 2023Living with Misophonia: My Daily Struggle with Sound SensitivityI’ve always been sensitive to certain sounds, but it wasn’t until I was in my late teens that I discovered I had misophonia, a condition…
Cris Edwards·Nov 10, 2022Why the Consensus Definition of Misophonia is Important“A long journey begins with one step.” ~Lao Tzu