The following compilation of misophonia resources is being provided as an informational service to our research study participants. This list is currently under development and is not exhaustive. The inclusion of any provider, organization, or resource does not constitute an endorsement by our research team.
We encourage individuals to thoroughly research any resource before engaging with their services, as treatment approaches and provider qualifications may vary. This list is intended solely as a starting point to help those affected by misophonia explore potential options for support.
If you have feedback about these resources or would like to suggest additions to this list, please contact us at misophonia@yale.edu. If you are interested in participating in our genetic study of misophonia, please find more information on our home page.
Last updated: March 14, 2024
Clinicians
The Center for OCD & Misophonia
- Dr. Ezra Cowan offers misophonia therapy in New York City
- Experiential Acceptance and Stimulus Engagement (psychotherapy)
Duke University Health
- Duke is a global leader in misophonia research and treatment
- Offers CBT, individualized care, and some medications to help misophonia
- Providers: Colleen Cowperthwait, PhD, Ashley A. Moskovich, PhD, Andrada Delia Neacsiu, PhD, M. Zachary Rosenthal, PhD
Hashir International – Specialist Clinics and Research Institute for Misophonia, Tinnitus, and Hyperacusis
- Offers assessments, educational sessions, psychological evaluations, therapy, CBT
- List of specialists from all over the world–main speciality is CBT for misophonia
- Providers: Richard Salvi (NYC, NY), Dr. Tana B. Carson (Miami, FL)
Dr. Jennifer Brout
- Licensed in Connecticut and New York
- Specializes working with children, adults, and families affected by misophonia; founded Sensory Processing and Emotion Regulation Program at Duke
- Regulate, Reason, Reassure coping skills program: CBT, supportive counseling and techniques, manual for parents – offers private family classes
- Authored three books on misophonia: An adult’s guide to misophonia, A clinician’s guide to misophonia, and A parent’s guide to misophonia.
Misophonia Cognitive Center
- Stephen Geller Katz LCSW-R in New York City
- Misophonia Cognitive Retraining Therapy
Misophonia Association
- Includes listings of providers familiar with misophonia that offer tools and coping techniques for affected individuals
Misophonia Treatment Institute
- Tom Dozier, behavior scientist, founder of Misophonia Institute – offers video chat sessions
- Neural Repatterning Technique for Misophonia, Trigger Tamper apps, and other treatment techniques including behaviro consultation, and clinical behavior therapy
Newport Institute
- Specializes in OCD treatment but also addresses misophonia as an anxiety-related disorder
SoQuiet
- Features a database of providers that treat misophonia based on geographical location/postal code
Books
Sounds like Misophonia: How to Stop Small Noises from Causing Extreme Reactions by Dr. Jane Gregory
Understanding and Overcoming Misophonia: A Conditioned Aversive Reflex Disorder by Thomas H. Dozier
Other Resources
The International Misophonia Foundation
- Director is Dr. Jennifer Brout
- Provides some free resources for families about misophonia coping skills
Misophonia International
- Offers a virtual Misophonia Coping Skills Class with Shaylynn Hayes-Raymond called “Misophonia Matters”
- Offers a virtual misophonia teen group class
- Offers a misophonia guided workbook
The Misophonia Podcast
- Podcast interviewing of a variety of different guests: individuals sharing their experiences with misophonia and clinicians, all discussing important topics related to misophonia
- Individuals can sign up to be interviewed as well!
Misophonia Research Fund
- Provides links to publications and ongoing research on misophonia
SoQuiet
- Features journal pages, classroom suggestions, peer support groups, information on school accommodations, and a lot of other resources!