Misophonia Research Fund

Will you be at the Annual Society for Neuroscience Meeting this October? We will be! We're looking forward to our first time exhibiting at #SfN2024! Find us at booth #1831 to learn more about funding #misophonia research! For more about the meeting and program: https://buff.ly/4enECyk

We’re proud to sponsor the 7th International Conference on Hyperacusis and Misophonia, organized by Instytut Narządów Zmysłów/Institute of Sensory Organs and Hashir International Specialist Clinics & Research Institute for Misophonia Tinnitus and Hyperacusis. We're excited to see some incredible MRF-affiliated scientists that will discuss their work! Their important insights will help shape the future of Misophonia. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn and connect! Thank you to all of the organizers! To learn more about the conference, visit: https://ichm7.pl/

As research, journalism, media, and awareness about misophonia grow, the accurate representation and inclusion of the voices of people with lived experience of misophonia has sometimes been missing from published works. soQuiet now has a solution. ANNOUNCING: LEAP - The Lived Experience Advisory Panel for #misophonia. www.soQuiet.org/leap #MisophoniaAwareness #MisophoniaResearch #MisophoniaInMedia #Neurodiversity #LivedExperience #PatientVoice #SensoryProcessingDisorder #ADHD #Anxiety #MisophoniaSupport #MisophoniaEducation #RepresentationMatters #InclusiveMedia #NeurodiversityInMedia #SoundSensitivity #AuditoryProcessing #SensoryOverload #DisabilityInclusion

We’re thrilled to partner with the 7th International Conference on Hyperacusis and Misophonia! We can’t wait to learn about the incredible work being shared at this conference!

What are the cognitive, behavioral and psycho-physiological markers of #Misophonia? Dr. Laura Dixon's MRF-funded work at University of Mississippi seeks to characterize these markers that are unique to Misophonia and estimate the prevalence across the US. Learn more about our funded investigators and their #MisophoniaResearch by visiting: https://buff.ly/4bqSyFY Read Dr. Dixon's work on the prevalence of Misophonia: https://buff.ly/4bm0yIm

Dr. Eric Storch at Baylor College of Medicine and his team's MRF-funded project focused on the impact of misophonia during childhood and adolescence. This knowledge can help lay the foundation for personalized interventions to minimize misophonia symptoms. Learn more about our funded investigators and their #MisophoniaResearch by visiting: https://buff.ly/4bqSyFY

Medical professionals who want to help patients with #Misophonia - we have a solution for you! Join Misophonia Providers, a community of experts dedicated to making a difference for those with misophonia! Explore on-demand training that introduces clinicians to misophonia and strategies that can aid clients in coping with their misophonia symptoms. Thank you to soQuiet Misophonia Advocacy for putting together this much-needed website and on-demand training courses! To learn more, visit:

Is Misophonia more closely related to audiological or neurological disorders? In this MRF-funded research, Dr. Fatima Husain from University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign aims to answer this by understanding the underlying mechanisms behind #Misophonia. Watch our funded investigators discuss their #MisophoniaResearch: https://buff.ly/46ZPlMI

People with #misophonia experience intense reactions to everyday sounds like chewing, clicking, and tapping. Our partners at MRF, together with MI Philanthropy SPARC have played a major role in deploying funding and building the research ecosystem to understand this condition. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4e0WVsT

Do you relate to Melissa Gilbert's #Misophonia story? Want to know how else you can raise awareness and advocate for Misophonia? Duke Center for Misophonia and Emotion Regulation's mission is to provide evidence-based resources for people with Misophonia. Check out their resources and Melissa Gilbert's #Misophonia story here: https://buff.ly/3WT1NJS