Misophonia Resources

Educational Resources

• Misophonia Matters: Class On-Demand: Learn about managing misophonia from a leading expert in the field.
• Introduction to Misophonia for Clinicians: A course tailored to help clinicians understand and support individuals with misophonia.

Books and Workbooks

• Misophonia Matters (Book): Written by Shaylynn Hayes-Raymond, this book explores understanding misophonia and strategies for managing its challenges.
• Misophonia Matters Workbook: A practical workbook with exercises to help individuals manage their misophonia triggers.

Therapy and Coaching Coping Skills

• The IMF Clinician Map: A map of clinicians worldwide who support those with misophonia.
• Counselling and Coaching with Shaylynn Hayes-Raymond: Therapy (Canada) and Coaching (worldwide) from Shaylynn Hayes-Raymond, MA, LCT-C.

Research

• IMF Research: Stay updated on our latest studies and advancements in misophonia research.
• Duke CMER: Misophonia Research from the Duke Center for Misophonia and Emotion Regulation (CMER)
• Misophonia International: Access articles, research summaries, and other resources dedicated to misophonia awareness and support.
• Misophonia Research Fund: Learn about funding and resources for misophonia research provided by The Misophonia Fund.

Advocacy

• Misophonia Association: Support and advocacy organization offering events, resources, and connections for people with misophonia.
• Sensory Diversity: Advocacy and resources for individuals with sensory processing differences, including misophonia.

Podcasts and Media

• The Misophonia Podcast: Stories, interviews, and discussions with individuals living with misophonia, plus insights from experts.
• The Misophonia Show: A podcast from The International Misophonia Foundation / Misophonia International
• Quiet Please: A Documentary by Jeffrey S. Gould on Misophonia.
• Misophonia in the Media: Mayhem and Misconceptions: A short documentary by Misophonia International