← Global Misophonia Recognition Campaign
Misophonia: Recognize It.
Individuals, Families and the Public
Find free educational materials, share accessibility experiences, learn how research participation works, and search the clinician directory.
Share your accessibility experiences
Contribute perspectives on barriers and accommodations through the Accessibility Guide after reviewing the project’s participation information.
Explore research participation
Find available study information and opportunities to express interest. Eligibility and recruitment depend on each study.
Find a clinician
Explore clinician listings and independently check provider credentials, services, and availability.
Free information and public involvement
Read IMF educational resources and explore opportunities to support misophonia research, recognition and accessibility.
Free guides to share
These educational pages are available without campaign membership or endorsement.
- Understanding Misophonia — An evidence-based explanation of triggers, reactions, everyday impacts and outstanding research questions.
- Accessibility planning guide — Practical examples for schools, workplaces, healthcare and technology, plus a discussion worksheet.
- Research participation guide — Questions about consent, eligibility, privacy and responsible sharing of research invitations.
Choose what you need
For practical information, start with the free-resource library. To document obstacles in daily environments, review the Accessibility Guide project and its participation details. If considering research, read the study’s eligibility and consent information before providing personal data. If seeking care, independently check a provider’s credentials, availability and approach; directory listing is informational, not a recommendation.
Free education and resources → Research participation information →
This campaign is coordinated by the International Misophonia Foundation. Participation in an activity does not imply endorsement of all IMF initiatives, commercial offerings, or positions.
Misophonia Awareness Campaign
Individuals and families can use the awareness page to explain misophonia, share free materials and find practical accessibility information.
Explore the Misophonia Awareness Campaign and free resources →
