We will be at the St. Louis County Library #Autism Expo this Saturday from 10am-2pm at the Clark Family Branch. This will be our fourth year attending this event that only gets bigger and better each time. If you are in the #StLouis area, stop by!

Registration is now open for CARE for Misophonia Day 2026!🎊 CARE for Misophonia Day 2026 is the 4th annual open-access, virtual #misophonia research symposium where you can learn about the latest in misophonia research from the researchers themselves! Register: https://care-2026.heysummit.com/

Save the Date‼️ The 4th annual Conversations About Research for Everyone (CARE) for Misophonia Day is taking place May 1st, 2026. CARE for Misophonia Day is an open-access, virtual #misophonia research symposium for everyone. Keep an eye out for registration information next week!

Upcoming Science Session with Tawfiq Ammari from Rutgers University on "Remote Triggers: Misophonia, Technology Non-Use, and Design for Inclusive Digital Spaces" ➜ No charge: Registration Required: Online Event https://soqt.me/science

Misophonia may co-occur with other health conditions than many realize. A new, MRF-funded study found that 65% of people with #misophonia reported having a psychological disorder diagnosis, most commonly depression and anxiety. Learn more:

Save the Date! We’re excited to announce the return of the Misophonia Collaboration Forum for its second year. 📅 Saturday, October 3, 2026 | 📍 Atlanta, GA (and virtual) Registration link coming soon. @soquiet.org #MRFCollabForum

The term #misophonia was coined 25 years ago in 2001. A lot has happened since then! In this post, we briefly look at what it means to finally have a word for a thing that is tough to describe otherwise. More soon!

Thanks to Dr. Michael Twohig, Emily Bowers, and their team at USU for working with the soQuiet Lived Experience Advisory Panel [LEAP] for their upcoming study on #misophonia. Read: https://www.usu.edu/today/story/usu-doctoral-student-leads-national-effort-to-expand-treatment-access-for-misophonia

Thank you to the NAMI Missouri team for asking us to lead a class yesterday on misophonia for their Virtual Mental Health Provider Workshop.

Do you know about sound sensitivity conditions? Auditory hypersensitivities are not rare. Here is a quick explanation of a few of them!

Too often, misophonia is depicted in publications and media in inaccurate, unkind, and inaccessible ways. Since misophonia is easy to misunderstand by those who do not experience it, we have published an online guide for creating content about misophonia and misokinesia. https://soqt.me/style

Congrats to Namitha Jain and Shagun Ajmera on each receiving a soQuiet Misophonia Student Research Grant! We look forward to learning more about your research on differentiating hyperacusis from misophonia using fMRI. soquiet.org/grants

In case you missed it - the NEW SoQuiet teen webpage is LIVE NOW! Check it out at soquiet.org/teens and fill out the form at the bottom of the page to help us make the page even better! This webpage was created as part of a Girl Scout Gold Award project, and by filling out the form, you are helpi

The NEW SoQuiet teen webpage, made for teens with misophonia, by teens with misophonia is LIVE NOW! check it out at soquiet.org/teens

We are so excited to announce the SoQuiet Teen Webpage! Made by teens, for teens. Meet Kelly, a Girl Scout with the goal to change the Misosphere for the better, and to help other teens like her. The SoQuiet teen webpage launches on January 17th, 2025!

Teens with Misophonia face unique challenges. A new page made by teens with misophonia 𝙛𝙤𝙧 teens with misophonia is on the horizon.

Misophonie Karten auf Deutsch. Free Misophonia Cards, now in German. Sent worldwide at no charge: https://soqt.me/cards

It's almost a wrap! Your tax-deductible contribution funds misophonia research, direct support, and worldwide advocacy via the soQuiet Charity Auction. Place your bid on fascinating misophonia art, vacations, experiences, and more: https://soqt.me/holiday

When misophonia is too overwhelming, our new Misophonia Signal Cards do the talking for you. Now with the DEAR Method for effective communication for reference. Made from durable plastic stock. Shipped for free worldwide. More at soquiet.org/cards

The BBC Covers #misophonia in a front-page story about how the holidays can be an especially difficult time with this misunderstood multi-sensory disorder. Shout out to Dr. Jane Gregory who is quoted. https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c04vx47gx91o

New item added to our online charity auction for those #ShawshankRedemption, #StephenKing, and #cinema fans: a handmade pen that is crafted from the actual tree in the #Shawshank film! Don't worry, the tree was felled by a storm years ago, not chopped down. More at: soqt.me/shawshank

Applause to Niah Nieuwenhuis on being approved for a soQuiet Misophonia Student Research Grant! We look forward to seeing the results of your study on misophonia and auditory attention. More info at: soquiet.org/grants

The soQuiet Online Holiday Charity Auction is here: You can fund misophonia research, our one-of-a-kind comprehensive peer support program, free educational events, and more. Your support directly helps people affected by misophonia worldwide. Check it out: https://www.soquiet.org/holiday

Welcome to the misosphere, January Jones! https://soqt.me/january

New Misophonia Student Research Update! "Sensory processing differences in misophonia: Assessing sensory sensitivities beyond auditory triggers." by Mercedes Woolley et. al. Funded by the Misophonia Research Fund and the soQuiet Student Research Grant program. More at: https://soqt.me/students

There are a lot of curious claims out there about misophonia. Did you miss our Science Session about how to separate fact from fiction in the misosphere? Watch the recording on YouTube for free: https://soqt.me/literacy

The holidays can be challenging for people with #misophonia, but a few thoughtful changes can make a big difference. Here are some misophonia-friendly Thanksgiving ideas to support your loved ones. 💛 @soquiet.org #Thanksgiving #MisophoniaAwareness #MisophoniaAdvocacy

"People with misophonia rely on avoidance. That seems to be uncontroversial. How one interprets that is contested." Interesting new article in Psychology Today from Dr. Mary Petrie, the parent of a person with impactful misophonia. Read it here: https://soqt.me/avoid

Information Literacy in the Misosphere. Learn how to separate fact from fiction about #misophonia. November 20th. Free Science Session. 7pm Central US Time. Virtual Event. No Cost. Registration Required: soqt.me/literacy

Studies show that people who experience #misophonia really like #Halloween. Well, at least we think they would. Probably. Autumn is creeping by so even if these items get to you after the 31st, you can rock them through the winter, too. soquiet.org.shop

This month, we honor and uplift our community members living with ADHD. Thank you for being part of our journey. #ADHDAwarenessMonth

Did scientists find a #cure for misophonia? [hint: no.] So why has there been such confusion about the subject of a recent paper published about misophonia? We tackle the issue of science reporting and how to research #misophonia information in this new post: https://soqt.me/cure

Today, October 10th, is World Mental Health Day. Let’s take time this World Mental Health Day to check in with ourselves and others. Mental well-being is important every day. #mentalhealthday

Auditory mechanisms of Misophonia. @soquiet.org youtu.be/oRKU_isD-5E?...

This October, we celebrate the 80th anniversary of National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM) through recognition of the positive impact of people with disabilities in the workplace. #NDEAM soQuiet.org/work

Fashion isn’t just about style, for some of us, it’s also a form of self-care. People with misophonia can often use clothing in creative ways to manage sound sensitivities, like wearing hoodies to discreetly cover earplugs. What’s your go-to outfit that helps you get through the day?

Start the conversation today. Every chat, no matter how small, builds a more supportive and understanding society. Together, we can make a difference and prioritize suicide prevention, ensuring everyone gets the help they need. #WorldSuicidePreventionDay

Misophonia is a complex disorder. That’s why the #MRFCollabForum will bridge the divide by bringing together the people who know it best: scientists, clinicians, and those who live with it every day. 📅 9/18/25 | 📍Chicago, IL or Virtual 🔗: bit.ly/MRFCollabForum #Misophonia #MisophoniaAdvocacy

Progress in #misophonia starts with connection. Join researchers, clinicians & the lived experience community at the Misophonia Collaboration Forum. 📅 9/18/25 |📍 Chicago, IL or Virtual 🔗 buff.ly/KZxUvsR #MRFCollabForum #MisophoniaAdvocacy #MisophoniaAwareness

Join us on Thursday, September 18, 2025, in Chicago, IL for Misophonia Collaboration Forum: Pathways Forward. Hear Dr. Jamie Ward of the University of Sussex discuss the current state of #misophonia research and potential treatments. Register: https://bit.ly/MRFCollabForum — #mrfcollabforum

Actor Melissa Gilbert, who played Laura Ingalls Wilder on “Little House on the Prairie”, will be a guest speaker at CARE for Misophonia Day 2025!🎉 • August 28th, 2025, 11am-5pm EST. • Virtual, open to all, and there is no charge. • Registration is required. Register today: vist.ly/3zt9w

Join us for an open-access, no charge online event about #misophonia research! Yesim Ozuer is a Phd Researcher in Belgium who specializes in studying aversive reactions to sounds. Topic: "Understanding the misophonic experience: a mixed method study [2025]" Register: vist.ly/3ygc4

Announcing the first Misophonia Collaborative Forum! This event brings together researchers, clinicians, and the lived experience community to foster mutual understanding and accelerate progress across the #misophonia field. 📅 9/18/2025 | 📍 Chicago, Il or Virtual Register: vist.ly/3xub5

❄️Today is Misophonia Awareness Day!❄️ I got the courage to re-tell Michelle's story (Without any graphic details) so it can be seen by everyone so this can be shared to spread awareness. ❄️Video❄️: youtu.be/26pjJKd73BY

July 9 Misophonia Awareness Day The date honors Michelle Del Valle,a 17‑year‑old who tragically died by suicide in 2023 after suffering from severe misophonia since age 13.The day was officially declared in November 2024 by the nonprofit @soquiet.org alongside global partners and Michelle’s family

People with misophonia aren’t being "dramatic" or "too sensitive" — they’re having a legitimate and involuntary physiological reaction that’s almost impossible to control. This July 9th, be the person who hears without judging. 👉 Learn the science behind it: vist.ly/3n8aaka

July 9 is World Misophonia Awareness Day. #Misophonia is often misunderstood. Behind every statistic, there’s a story. Misophonia often exists in silence because so few understand what it really means. Let’s make this July 9th a reason to learn, reflect, and share. 💙 👉 More: vist.ly/3n7usca

World Misophonia Awareness Day is July 9th. Misophonia affects about 1 in 20 people, yet healthcare professionals are often not familiar with it. 🌍💙 Let's join together to spotlight a unique disorder that has been misunderstood and overlooked for too long. 👉 Visit vist.ly/3n7d8f3

Listen to this podcast with Dr. Jane Gregory about #misophonia : www.oxfordsparks.ox.ac.uk/scientists/j...

Today we celebrate Global Accessibility Awareness day. Our commitment to #accessibility is a key aspect of our Mission. The web is better when it works for everyone! #TheWebIsForEveryone #GAAD2025 #misophonia Description: An image of the soQuiet website highlighting its accessibility menu.