For some, the sound of a pen clicking or someone chewing with their mouth wide open is just an annoyance. For others, it’s ...

For people with misophonia, everyday sounds like chewing and slurping can cause extreme distress. Experts say this is a ...

Since no known cure for misophonia exists, treatment focuses on managing symptoms. Many patients rely on noise-canceling headphones or white noise to block out triggers, but psychological ...

Even if individuals don't have tinnitus, this method can help train their brain to ignore misophonia triggers so they don't ...

I have often said that if exposure therapy worked for misophonia, we would all be cured. Exposure to triggers for misophonia, for most, is daily. Unlike phobias, persons with misophonia are often ...