
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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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...
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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...
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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...
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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...
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I am a therapist, advocate for misophonia, and author.
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