Is Misophonia Ruining Your Life? The 2nd edition includes recent research of brain imaging studies and physical response studies of individuals when triggered.
It is journey that you should start today..
Overcoming Misophonia is also a journey, and it is a journey that can provide much relief for this horrible condition.
Developing Misophonia has been a journey.
With proper management and treatment, most people can greatly reduce the effects of Misophonia in their life.
There is hope.
Existing treatment options are described.
The book gives you many techniques that will help you manage this condition.
It explains how Misophonia develops and expands with time, and why those little sounds cause a person SO much distress.
This book will help you understand what this mysterious condition is doing to you (or help you understand what someone close to you is experiencing).
With proper management and treatment there is hope for reducing the horrible effects of this condition.
Although there are no proven treatments that work for everyone, there are treatments that work for many.
There are no published treatment studies on misophonia.
Treatment for Misophonia is still being developed and data collected.
The good news is that ``soft-wired`` brain connections can change.
The fMRI images are included.
The brain of a misophonic person being triggered does respond differently than someone without misophonia.
Recent brain imaging research indicates Misophonia is a ``soft-wired`` neurological condition where a person has a strong emotional response of anger or disgust to specific sounds.
There are important management techniques that are helpful to almost everyone.
Misophonia severity does vary, but it generally gets worse with time.
The book includes one story of getting Social Security disability for misophonia.
Misophonia can be upsetting and annoying, or it can be a debilitating condition.
Almost any sound or sight can be a Misophonia trigger for someone.
There are a lot of common triggers, but there are also some that are very unusual and unique.
Many people also have visual triggers such as seeing someone chew gum.
For others, it is the sound of sniffling or breathing.
Triggers for some might be hearing someone chewing.
The fMRI images are included.
The brain of a misophonic person being triggered does respond differently than someone without misophonia.
Recent brain imaging research indicates Misophonia is a ``soft-wired`` neurological condition where a person has a strong emotional response of anger or disgust to specific sounds.
Are you tired of Misophonia ruining your life? Are you ready to tackle your Misophonia (or help a loved one)? If so, this book is for you.
Although not well known, Misophonia is quite common, and there is hope.
Does the sound of other people chewing fill you with rage? Do certain sights and sounds make you crazy when they don\'t bother anyone else? If so, you are not alone.
It includes over 50% new information compared to the first edition, including more management techniques, personal stories of individuals with Misophonia and their families, treatment techniques for young children, and data on a treatment that reduces Misophonia severity by 50%.
Is Misophonia Ruining Your Life? The 2nd edition includes recent research of brain imaging studies and physical response studies of individuals when triggered
