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This time we welcome Sumeet M. Jaswal, MSc, BA, from the University of British Columbia to talk about her latest research on misokinesia. Sumeet, along with her colleague, Dr. Todd Handy, are currently the only people on the planet actively researching misokinesia, an aversive reaction to seeing visual movements and other stimuli. Misokinesia is sometimes called “visual misophonia” and is probably more common than we think. Learn about Sumeet’s current and future studies. There will be a Q&A so you can ask our guest about misokinesia.

soQuiet SOUND/off Misophonia Community Creativity Convocation

soQuiet Science Session with Sajana Aryal, University of Texas

Topic: Misophonia and Audiology

Free to all. Registration required.

soQuiet Science Session with Dan Holohan, Syracuse University.

Topic: Misophonia and Social Work.

Free to all. Registration required.

soQuiet Science Session with Mabel Forward and Freya Noonan.

Topic: Human-centered design approaches to misophonia.

Free to all. Registration required.

soQuiet presents: Science Sessions! Free virtual sessions where you can learn about the latest in misophonia research directly from the researchers themselves. Science Sessions are entertaining as well as educational. Q&A will follow.

soQuiet Science Sessions let you learn about the latest in misophonia research directly from the researchers themselves! Science Sessions are free and open virtual events. Registration required. Donation welcome.

soQuiet Science Sessions let you learn about the latest in misophonia research directly from the researchers themselves! Science Sessions are free and open virtual events. Registration required. Donation welcome.

soQuiet Science Sessions let you learn about the latest in misophonia research directly from the researchers themselves! Science Sessions are free and open virtual events. Registration required. Donation welcome.

soQuiet Science Sessions let you learn about the latest in misophonia research directly from the researchers themselves! Science Sessions are free and open virtual events. Registration required. Donation welcome.

In this Science Session, Dr. Nicolas Davidenko will be discussing the work he and his team at the High Level Perception Lab have reported on in the recent paper "Development and Evaluation of a Sound-Swapped Video Database for Misophonia" [2022, Frontiers in Psychology].

Dr. Vitoratou and Dr. Gregory have co-authored the S-Five [Selective Sound Sensitivity Syndrome Study], the world’s first valid and reliable questionnaire that captures the complexity of the misophonia experience for use in research and therapy settings.

soQuiet presents: Science Session featuring Dr. Eric Storch from Baylor College of Medicine in Houston. Dr. Storch will be discussing "The Clinical Characterization of Misophonia".

Learn about misophonia and other sensory disorders and how to accommodate for them as a Certified Peer Specialist.