Megan Carlson, LPC: The Sound Was Easier Than the Feeling
1:00:48
Emma (New Mexico): The Mountain Escape That Made It Worse
1:06:15
Emma: When Misophonia Feels Like Exposed-Nerve Pain
9:40
Emma: Reparenting the Rage She Hid Since Childhood
56:32
Nimrod: CBT Without Forcing Exposure
56:44
Pia: The Closet, the Mask, and a Calmer Nervous System
1:12:27
Lila: From Triggered Musician to Clinical Hypnotherapist
1:02:10
B: When Substance Use Becomes Sound Protection
58:31
Lorin & Eric: Turning Trigger Rage Into Dark Comedy
1:04:54
Steve & Diane Miller: Funding Misophonia’s Moonshots
1:00:36
Fay: Making a Comedy-Horror Film From Trigger Rage
57:26
Michelle G.: Printing Misophonia in Layers of Ink and Sound
39:44
Michael C.: Rewriting the Memory Behind the Trigger
55:16
Gabriel: When a Parent Tries Exposure at the Dinner Table
57:35
Esty: The Londoner Who Moved to a Farm for Quiet
47:16
Beverly: The Movement Practice That Became a Misophonia App
1:04:46
Andy: Leading a Factory Floor You Can’t Tune Out
1:00:16
Sara Barrick, LMFT: The “Iceberg” Beneath a Trigger
51:54
Jo: The Apartment That Made Every Trigger Louder
55:12
Between Two Ears: Inside an MRI With Trigger Sounds
7:27
Stacy: Joining a Misophonia Study Before It Had a Name
50:48
Carlie: The Job Loss That Unmasked Her Nervous System
55:02
Dr. Lauren Harte-Hargrove: Who Decides What Gets Researched?
1:02:50
Dr. Jaelline Jaffe: A Misophonia Protocol Beyond the Trigger
1:18:00
Dr. Jaelline Jaffe: Can Family Trauma Change Gene Expression?
1:14:06