Cris Edwards Cris Edwards

Nonprofit works with language expert to create a Māori word for misophonia

In a groundbreaking initiative, soQuiet, a nonprofit organization dedicated to misophonia advocacy and support, has partnered with renowned Māori language expert Keri Opai to develop a Māori term for misophonia. This collaboration represents a significant step towards increasing awareness and understanding of this neurological condition within the Māori community and beyond.

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Michelle Hawkins Michelle Hawkins

Misokinesia Cards!

News! Our famous free misophonia cards now come in a misokinesia edition!

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Guest Post CJ Gibson Guest Post CJ Gibson

A Sophomore Misophonic’s Guide to Surviving Your University

College can be extra exhausting when you have misophonia. But when it all starts to become overwhelming, take a step back and ask yourself: what am I working for? Journal about it, and evaluate if your efforts are worth what you want out of the experience, whether that be a job or simply knowing more about a topic that interests you. And if you decide that you want to keep at it, know that you’ve made it through hard times before.
You’re a strong misophone, and college has got nothing on you.

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Guest Post Adrianna Chojnowski Guest Post Adrianna Chojnowski

How I got University Accommodations for my Misophonia

As students with Misophonia, sometimes (or a lot of the time) we feel greatly suppressed and debilitated from being able to show our true academic capabilities due to the stress of having to deal with activating noises. However, accommodations can greatly help to provide you what you need in order to reduce your Misophonia related anxiety while test taking, to provide you a more comfortable overall test taking experience, and to most importantly help you strive as a student.

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Apurva Ayalur Apurva Ayalur

Apurva’s Misophonia Story

“I'm someone who just so happens to deal with misophonia. It’s hard, being a high schooler, stressed out about college applications and homework, stress eating, but struggling to chew a piece of bread without wanting to throw something.”

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