Misophonia Freedom Project
Stories of hope and healing...
This project is dedicated to finding Misophonia success stories to learn more about what works and to identify common themes worth exploring so more people can find freedom!
Three is the magic number! These interviews were conducted by Sara Bidler, LMFT, Kresta Dalrymple, LMFT, and Sipora Wiessman, LCSW for the purpose of finding out more about the multifaceted factors that go into finding freedom from Misophonia. No two stories are the same, but common themes/areas of experience and exploration are starting to emerge. We will continue to add to this project as we find more success stories!
What makes a success story? Does Misophonia have to be "completely gone" to be considered "cured"? Is there room for progress toward healing instead of trying to find the "magic bullet"? The following stories help answer some of these questions and show how there are many paths to freedom...
Freedom Stories
Warning: Some stories do describe Trigger noises. We have done our best to keep descriptions as general as possible to avoid "collection" of new triggers. We felt that omitting this information completely did a disservice to the story and those reading who could benefit from relating to the individual.
Kim
Kim experienced misophonia while in the midst of multiple other health issues of both body and mind including dystonia and dysautonomia. After finding solutions to the later, she experienced relief from misophonia as well.
"Marco" - a case study
A recent case study out of Italy reporting on course of treatment for Misophonia that got results with "Metacognative Interpersonal Therapy". Coments by Kresta illustrate how similar therapeutic concepts in IFS translate and that it is not so much the thereputic modality used, but the content that is processed that ultimately helps.
Another success story coming soon...
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Another success story coming soon...
Check back soon!
