Jennifer J. Brout Psy.D, LPC

A Book About Misophonia by a Researcher Who Has Misophonia

A conversation with psychologist Jane Gregory, author of Sounds Like Misophonia.

A conversation with psychologist Jane Gregory, author of Sounds Like Misophonia.

People With Misophonia Add Value to Research

Involving those with misophonia in research and clinical practice goes a long way. Read about how one mother has gained a voice in the field.

Involving those with misophonia in research and clinical practice goes a long way. Read about how one mother has gained a voice in the field.

Do You Think Misophonia Sufferers Should Get Accommodations?

Misophonia researchers disagree about accommodations for children at home and in school, leaving families struggling without answers.

Misophonia researchers disagree about accommodations for children at home and in school, leaving families struggling without answers.

Misophonia: What Does Treatment Mean to You?

Misophonia psychology treatment focuses on changing the individual. Audiology focuses on assistive devices. We need to start thinking about treating the disorder itself.

Misophonia psychology treatment focuses on changing the individual. Audiology focuses on assistive devices. We need to start thinking about treating the disorder itself.

Misophonia Research Is Taking Off

A recent event gathered researchers who are making important discoveries about misophonia.

A recent event gathered researchers who are making important discoveries about misophonia.

How Do I Get Some Help With My Misophonia?

Do you feel alone with your misophonia?

Do you feel alone with your misophonia?