← Global Misophonia Recognition Campaign
CAMPAIGN AUDIENCE 04
MEDIA & REPORTING
Journalists and Media
Locate source material, research contacts and background on misophonia without treating campaign materials as independent verification.
Background on misophonia
Explore information on misophonia, its effects on daily life, and the work of the International Misophonia Foundation.
Research publications and experts
Use the research portal to explore published studies and researcher profiles. Listed researchers are not automatically IMF spokespeople.
Accessibility stories
Explore real-world accessibility questions in education, employment, healthcare, and other settings through the Accessibility Guide project.
Request information or an interview
For organizational comments, background information, and requests for spokespeople, contact the IMF at its published contact address.
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.
- Research participation guide — Questions about consent, eligibility, privacy and responsible sharing of research invitations.
Reporting guidance
Distinguish peer-reviewed findings from open research questions and advocacy proposals. The IMF’s recognition campaign is not a new clinical study or diagnostic standard. Researchers listed in an independent directory do not necessarily speak for IMF. For comment on the foundation’s activities, use the media contact; request confirmation from individual study authors when reporting research results.
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
Journalists can use the public awareness page as an entry point for background, shareable explainers and links to research; verify independent claims with primary sources.
Explore the Misophonia Awareness Campaign and free resources →
