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Living With Misophonia

Shaylynn Hayes-Raymond

I am a therapist, advocate for misophonia, and author. I have misophonia and an the director of The International Misophonia Foundation

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The History of Misophonia and Where I Think It Should Go

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In 1999, audiologist Marsha Johonson coined the term “4S” or “Selective Sound Sensitvity Syndrome”. In the year 2001, Dr’s Jastreboff and Jastreboff coined a new phenomenon in their practice and called...

9 days ago
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A list of Free and Paid Misophonia Classes and Resources

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This list of resources is provided by myself, Shaylynn Hayes-Raymond, in partnership with The International Misophonia Foundation.

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Provider Directory

Misophonia clinicians who understand...

12 days ago
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The Sensory & Emotion Regulation Compass: A Neuro-Affirming Bottom-Up Clinical Tool

The Sensory & Emotion Regulation Compass was developed as a neuro-affirming clinical tool designed to help individuals better identify and understand the complex relationship between sensory experiences, nervous system states, adaptive beha...

13 days ago
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The History of Sensory Processing Research

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For those outside of the Occupational Therapy community, it may come as a surprise that sensory research has been ongoing for multiple generations, beginning with the work of Dr. Jean Ayres in the 1970s. T...

23 days ago
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Misophonia as Sensory Dysregulation

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While pioneers of sensory processing disorder and sensory integration dysfunction primarily focused on either sensory profiles or deficits, my preference is to simplify the language and move fro...

25 days ago
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