Discover how private consultations with our international team of specialist audiologists, psychologists, health psychologists, occupational therapists, behavioural and cognitive neuropsychologists, and neuroscientists can help you with misophonia, tinnitus and hyperacusis
We are saddened to announce the passing of Dr. Christian Füllgrabe, our esteemed colleague and friend. He was an Associate Professor at UCL Ear Institute and made significant contributions to auditory perception research. Dr. Füllgrabe completed...
Dr Hashir Aazh and Professor Brian C.J. Moore return with a new book in 2022. New research showed that about 14% of population experience tinnitus at some point in their life and about 2% are severely affected. Tinnitus is a life-changing experience...
Dr Hashir Aazh has been identified as the most cited Hyperacusis researcher in the UK and Europe and the second in the world in 2022 after Professor Pawel Jastreboff from the United States. Some of his notable research studies comprise: (1)...
2-Day Workshop on Introduction to CBT for Tinnitus, Hyperacusis and Misophonia Location: Birkbeck college, University of London, London, UK Dates: 25-26 April 2024 CPD/CEU: 12 hours After one decade of providing masterclasses and workshops on...
2-Day Workshop on Introduction to CBT for Tinnitus, Hyperacusis and Misophonia/ Zumbido Summit Location: São Paulo, Brazil Dates: 5-6 April 2024 CPD/CEU: 12 hours Our tour of international tinnitus workshops continues in South America at São...
2-Day Workshop on Introduction to CBT for Tinnitus, Hyperacusis and Misophonia Location: Amman, Jordan Dates: 14-15 December 2023 CPD/CEU: 12 hours We are happy to announce that our tour of international tinnitus workshops starts in the Middle East...
Finding Calm in the Chaos My advice for navigating school when you have sound sensitivities I’m Rebecca, and if you’ve read my blogs before then you’ll know that misophonia has been a part of my life for two decades. I’m now a support...
What happens when you finish CBT for Misophonia Are you cured? Does it go away? Do you need therapy forever? I’m Rebecca, and misophonia has been a part of my life for over two decades. Having finished a programme of CBT with the Hashir Institute...
How to talk to friends, family, and colleagues about your misophonia, from my perspective One of the questions I get asked the most while talking to others with Misophonia is “How do you tell people you have it?”. I completely understand...
Researchers from Sussex University conducted a study to investigate why individuals with misophonia may pay excessive attention to misophonic sounds (e.g., lip smacking and chewing). They found that people with misophonia tend to exhibit heightened...
Researchers in University of Sussex conducted a new study in which they tried to understand why certain sounds bother some people more than others. They’re using a special method called “phenomenological cartography” and technology...
A new study by universities in the US, Iceland, and Sweden sheds light on another unknown aspect of misophonia. In this research study, the authors investigated psychological factors that contribute to the emotional and behavioral symptoms...
Given that Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) is considered one of the few evidence-based tinnitus treatments and given the fact that relatively few healthcare professionals are properly prepared to deliver such treatment, it is only logical that self-help approaches have been advocated. In creating a self-help guide, Dr Hashir Aazh and Professor Brian C.J. Moore combine cutting-edge knowledge of auditory science and theoretical frameworks in modern psychology with the insight they have acquired from clinical encounters about the complexities of the human experience of tinnitus and how to help people to deal with it. But that’s not all! Aazh and Moore’s unique style of writing teaches us complex concepts in an entertaining manner. The book introduces a cast of characters from Beauty and the Beast to Moby Dick, from Dante to Muhammad Ali, and from Sigmund Freud to Rumi, Buddha and Epictetus. Packed with metaphors and practical tips, the authors draw a realistic picture of what the recovery from tinnitus-related distress looks like, and then dive into the deep and explore the variety of experiences of tinnitus and their complexities.
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Benefit from MisoPhys (Misophonia physiology education) consultation session by our neuroscientist, Dr Mercede Erfanian, based in the Netherlands. In this session, you will learn about underlying mechanism of misophonia, its brain basis, comorbid conditions, and treatment options.
