There’s still time to register for the Misophonia Collaboration Forum! Join us TOMORROW as we bring together the #misophonia community to explore new findings, exchange perspectives, and collaborate on actionable next steps. To register: buff.ly/AAiJmAo @soQuiet.Org #MRFCollabForum

When lived experience is part of the conversation, new perspectives come into focus. Join us on October 3 for the Lived Experience Spotlight, where lived experience experts attending in person and virtually will share their personal insights. To register: buff.ly/H2DnKDy @soquiet.org

Different perspectives. One shared goal: moving the #misophonia field forward. Register today to join us on October 3 to be part of the conversation. To register: buff.ly/H2DnKDy 📅 10/3/2026 | 📍 Atlanta, GA (and virtual) @soQuiet.Org #MRFCollabForum #MisophoniaResearch #MisophoniaSupport

Being there doesn’t always mean being in the room. Join us on October 3 for specialized virtual-only sessions at the #MRFCollabForum created just for you. Wherever you are, there’s a place for you in the conversation. Register today: buff.ly/H2DnKDy

The Misophonia Collaboration Forum was created to facilitate conversations between those who are typically not part of the scientific dialogue. 📅 10/3/2026 | 📍 Atlanta, GA (and virtual) Space is limited for in-person registration. Register today: buff.ly/RdIF2eQ @soQuiet.Org #Misophonia #Research

What makes a misophonic trigger different in the brain? 🧠 A new fMRI study compared adults with #misophonia with adults experiencing significant emotional dysregulation and a psychiatric disorder. (1/2)

What if a new pathway for #misophonia research starts somewhere unexpected? Experts across related fields will explore how their tools, approaches, and perspectives could help address key challenges in #MisophoniaResearch and care. Register today: buff.ly/H2DnKDy @soquiet.org

Join @soQuiet.org for their Science Session on September 23, 6pm CT! MRF-affiliated researcher, Dr. Julie Petersen, will discuss her work exploring demographic and psychological predictors of #misophonia psychotherapy outcomes. Sign up here: buff.ly/ec9GCbM #MisophoniaResearch #MisophoniaAdvocacy

Why should a parent or a loved one of someone with misophonia attend the Misophonia Collaboration Forum? Mary Petrie, a parent of a child with #misophonia, shares how valuable last year's #MRFCollabForum was to her. Join us on October 3 in Atlanta, GA or virtually: buff.ly/jjr6wCz

🚨 Happening today, September 16th, 12-1pm ET! Duke CMER is hosting a webinar with Dr. Tana Carson! Registration is required to attend. The webinar will be recorded and posted to their YouTube channel, @dukecmer, following the event. 🔗Link to register: buff.ly/yDfAaat

Where does misophonia research stand today, and where is the field headed next? Join us on October 3 in Atlanta, GA (or virtual!) for our #Misophonia State-of-the-Field Talks! Register today: buff.ly/Q9WocQw @soQuiet.Org #MRFCollabForum #MisophoniaField

Does misophonia have its own neural signature? 🧠 New research from @heatherhansen.bsky.social is providing a closer look at the neural pathways involved in #misophonia. Read the interview and full article: buff.ly/gEEg5lg #MisophoniaResearch #Neuroscience

Misophonia Has Its Own Neural Signature

Dr. Hansen discusses her research, which supports the notion that misophonia is a stand-alone disorder with a unique neural signature.

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For someone with misophonia, deciding whether to attend an event in person can come with additional considerations. What will the sensory environment be like? What if I encounter a trigger? Will there be somewhere I can step away? We want attendees to have more options. (1/2)

Why can misophonia symptoms feel different from one moment to the next? New MRF-funded research is helping scientists explore what may contribute to these changes. Read the full study: buff.ly/EfaIe6Q #MisophoniaResearch #Psychology

Join us for our poster session at the 2026 Misophonia Collaboration Forum! In-person attendees can connect with poster presenters through informal, small-group conversations. (1/2)

Interested in participating in #MisophoniaResearch? Researchers at Long Island University Brooklyn are aiming to better understand how early relational experiences and emotion regulation relate to #misophonia symptoms in adulthood. To participate, please visit: buff.ly/TncrYBh

How did the 2025 #Misophonia Collaboration Forum impact you? Here's how the 2025 #MRFCollabForum impacted Dr. Nicolas Davidenko, Primary Investigator at MRF-funded institution UC Santa Cruz. Register for this year's Forum: buff.ly/zeq7LVa @soQuiet.Org #Research #MisophoniaAdvocacy

“Understanding what is at stake firsthand provides a profound sense of motivation,” says Dr. Parul Jain, Primary Investigator at MRF-funded institution Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, about her #MisophoniaResearch. Read Dr. Jain’s full interview: buff.ly/URwq692 #Misophonia

We're kicking off the Misophonia Collaboration Forum with what matters most to the #misophonia community: your questions being answered. 📅 10/3/2026 | 📍 Atlanta, GA (and virtual) Register today: miso.fund/CollabForum #MRFCollabForum #MisophoniaQuestions

Dr. Nicolas Davidenko, Primary Investigator at MRF-funded institution UC Santa Cruz, shares what he learned at the 2025 #MRFCollabForum. Registration is limited for this year's Forum! Register today: buff.ly/RdIF2eQ @soQuiet.Org #MRFCollabForum #MisophoniaResearch

Help shape the 2026 Misophonia Collaboration Forum! This brief survey asks you to weigh in on the changes that could make the greatest difference, focusing on the priorities for the #misophonia community. 👉 Complete the survey: buff.ly/N7WSEP6 @soQuiet.org #MRFCollabForum

What could a “next-generation” treatment for #misophonia look like if it were fully informed by brain science? Dr. Parul Jain, Primary Investigator at MRF-funded institution Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, shares her answer to this question. Read more: buff.ly/URwq692 #Neuroscience

The special issue in the Journal of Hearing Research on #misophonia and #hyperacusis is now complete! Read the full articles: buff.ly/IT7EGHW Read summaries of some of these articles: buff.ly/RbC7FTa #MisophoniaResearch #AuditoryNeuroscience #HearingResearch

At the Misophonia Collaboration Forum, our goal is to chart the best pathways for the field—accelerating research, clinical care, and quality of life through dialogue among researchers, clinicians, and people with lived experience. (1/3)

Dr. Parul Jain, Primary Investigator at MRF-funded institution Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, shares what we know, and also what we don’t know about #misophonia. Read Dr. Jain’s full interview: buff.ly/URwq692 #UnderstandingMisophonia #MisophoniaResearch #Neuroscience

We invite you to join us for the 2026 Misophonia Collaboration Forum in Atlanta, GA on October 3! Space is limited for in-person registration. Register today: buff.ly/RdIF2eQ @soQuiet.Org #MRFCollabForum #MisophoniaResearch #MisophoniaAdvocacy

Dr. Svetlana Shinkareva shares how the 2025 Misophonia Collaboration Forum impacted her. The 2026 #MRFCollabForum is open to everyone who wants to learn more about #misophonia. To register: buff.ly/zeq7LVa 📅 10/3/2026 | 📍 Atlanta, GA (& virtual) @soQuiet.Org #MisophoniaResearch

Dr. Andrew Guzick (Primary Investigator at MRF-funded institution, Baylor College of Medicine) was recently interviewed by Jocelyn C., @SoQuiet.Org Teen Journalist, about how #misophonia affects teens and children. Read the full article: www.soqt.me/guzick #MisophoniaResearch #Psychology

Upcoming Science Session! August 19th at 5pm Central Time. Featuring Dr. Heather Hansen to share her most recent study on unique "neural signatures" connected to #misophonia. No cost event. Online. Registration Required. https://soqt.me/science

What did you learn from the 2025 Misophonia Collaboration Forum? Jeff Pavlacic, PhD, Research Assistant Professor at the Medical University of South Carolina, shares what he learned from the 2025 #MRFCollabForum. (1/2)