#misophonia

#misophonia

Misophonia disrupts relationships through intense, often misunderstood triggers from familiar sounds and sights, creating deep rifts between lovers and family members.

Reframing helps mitigate emotional responses to misophonia triggers by shifting thoughts rather than denying feelings.

Noise disturbances can significantly affect sleep and well-being, exemplified by a couple's struggle with a bothersome smoke alarm.

People often inflict their music choices on others in public spaces, which is both disrespectful and irritating.

Misokinesia is a condition defined by a strong aversion to repetitive movements, affecting potentially one in three individuals.

Research is ongoing to understand misokinesia and its triggers, many of which overlap with misophonia.

Misophonia research requires better integration between audiology, psychology, and neuroscience to fully understand and address this disorder.