IF YOU HAVE A PROFESSIONAL INTEREST IN MISOPHONIA, AS A DOCTOR OR OTHER HEALTHCARE PRACTITIONER...
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Misophonia is a neuro-otological diagnosis that was established in 2001 by American otolaryngologists Pawel and Margaret Jastreboff. It has remained a Cinderella condition, with limited recognition from patients and doctors alike, despite emerging evidence to show a) its prevalence and b) its potentially devastating effects on the families and friends of sufferers. One feature that has helped to hobble its development has been its multi-disciplinary nature. Effective therapeutic intervention may require the services of an audiologist, ENT specialist (preferably an audiological physician), neurologist, psychiatrist and clinical psychologist, not to mention the involvement of medical researchers in beginning properly to understand its aetiology. One of the aims of this website is to focus attention on this hitherto neglected condition.
Read up on the latest journal articles and press reports on misophonia and related conditions.
Listen to real people's Personal experiences
Help your patients in Dealing with misophonia
Download a copy of the Misophonia Activation Scale (MAS-1) here.
Some advice For friends and family
Locate fellow Medical specialists
Increase your professional visibility. Get listed with our Misophonia UK practitioner listing request form
Provide information leaflets in your surgery.
Unfamiliar term? Try our Glossary
Your question might be covered in one of our FAQs
Follow one of our Useful links
Catch up on the latest news, views and research on all things sound sensitive. Download a copy of our magazine Misophonia Matters [forthcoming]
Still got a query or would like to make a comment? Go to our Enquiries page.
these webpages may be of particular interest to you.
Misophonia is a neuro-otological diagnosis that was established in 2001 by American otolaryngologists Pawel and Margaret Jastreboff. It has remained a Cinderella condition, with limited recognition from patients and doctors alike, despite emerging evidence to show a) its prevalence and b) its potentially devastating effects on the families and friends of sufferers. One feature that has helped to hobble its development has been its multi-disciplinary nature. Effective therapeutic intervention may require the services of an audiologist, ENT specialist (preferably an audiological physician), neurologist, psychiatrist and clinical psychologist, not to mention the involvement of medical researchers in beginning properly to understand its aetiology. One of the aims of this website is to focus attention on this hitherto neglected condition.
Read up on the latest journal articles and press reports on misophonia and related conditions.
Listen to real people's Personal experiences
Help your patients in Dealing with misophonia
Download a copy of the Misophonia Activation Scale (MAS-1) here.
Some advice For friends and family
Locate fellow Medical specialists
Increase your professional visibility. Get listed with our Misophonia UK practitioner listing request form
Provide information leaflets in your surgery.
Unfamiliar term? Try our Glossary
Your question might be covered in one of our FAQs
Follow one of our Useful links
Catch up on the latest news, views and research on all things sound sensitive. Download a copy of our magazine Misophonia Matters [forthcoming]
Still got a query or would like to make a comment? Go to our Enquiries page.
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