In this episode I talk to Simran, a PhD researcher at the University of Sussex studying misophonia. We discuss her recent perspective paper exploring misophonia through relationships, intimacy, conflict, and lived experience, as well as how her own thinking has evolved since writing it. We also cover misophonia as a possible form of bodily communication, cultural differences in how mental health and misophonia is understood, limitations in current research, and the questions guiding her ongoing PhD work.

Paper: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/41849146/

MisophoniaHub at Sussex: https://misophonia-hub.org/

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In this episode I'm talking to Kayla, a stay-at-home mot of three in southern Ohio, about living with misophonia while raising and homeschooling her children. We talk about childhood triggers, family relationships, parenting with sound sensitivity, guilt and frustration around reactions, coping strategies, grief, and the importance of having people who understand that misophonia is more than just an annoyance.

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In this episode, I’m talking to Audrey, a college senior and creative writing student from Arizona, about growing up with misophonia and learning to advocate for herself as she’s gotten older. We discuss school accommodations, supportive family and relationships, anxiety and OCD, mindfulness, independence, and how writing has helped Audrey express the more difficult and often misunderstood parts of living with misophonia.

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