Sophie is a young woman from Boston who is currently getting graduate degree in Scotland. As you’ll hear and probably recognize, she went from hiding her condition for a long time to now learning to be more open about, learning to negotiate life telling people when they need to know, and just coping with it at other times. You’ll hear lots of tips she uses for communicating her miso to friends and strangers, getting accommodations at school, and managing through the holidays, which were coming up when we recorded this conversation. She also reveals some interesting thought exercises like visualizations that she has learned in therapy.
Misophonia in the workplace research survey
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