Description

This class is a pre-recorded video. All questions can be sent via email. This class includes the Misophonia Matters ebook and Workbook (also in word format) digitally for no additional cost. After purchasing you will be redirected to the product page. The length is 55 minutes.

Shaylynn Hayes-Raymond presents an overview of misophonia, a neurophysiological disorder causing intense reactions to specific sounds, and its impact on relationships. This video class introduces various strategies for managing misophonia, including Shaylynn’s “Misophonia Matters” approach, which combines advocacy, psychoeducation, negotiation skills, sensory regulation, and cognitive skills. This presentation covers topics such as communication strategies, coping mechanisms, and the importance of open dialogue and understanding between partners, emphasizing that managing misophonia in relationships is an ongoing process requiring patience, adaptation, and mutual support. This class includes a version with the powerpoint running (and video in corner speaking), or speaking only. Included will be the Misophonia Matters PDF book and the Misophonia Matters workbook.

Please note, if you previously attended the live event, “Misophonia In Relationships – Couple’s Coping Skills” this class would be highly repetitive. It is not suggested to repeat it unless you would like a refresher, or to share it with a partner to watch.

After purchasing you will be redirected to the product page.

“When I first learned I had misophonia, I never thought I’d get married… and yet, here I am married and living with my fantastic husband. While we love each other dearly, misophonia negotiations are a regular part of our relationship, and provide challenges that are unique and highly specific to the disorder. It’s my hope that this class will be helpful for other couples with misophonia.” – Shaylynn

Topics that will be covered:

• Misophonia in romantic relationships (marriage, commonlaw, dating, etc)
• Misophonia and dating (meeting person’s when you have misophonia, early dating)
• Negotiations for living together when one has misophonia
• Psychoeducation on misophonia
• Sensory based coping skills and cognitive skills
• Communication skills for misophonia in relationships