Different perspectives build a stronger path towards discovery. 🧠

Before the 2026 Misophonia Collaboration Forum, scientists gathered for the MRF Annual Convening to exchange ideas, discuss challenges, and explore opportunities to advance #MisophoniaResearch.

Different perspectives. One shared goal: moving the #misophonia field forward.

Register today to join us on October 3 to be part of the conversation.

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📅 10/3/2026 | 📍 Atlanta, GA (and virtual)
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#MRFCollabForum #MisophoniaResearch #MisophoniaSupport

What if a new pathway for #misophonia research starts somewhere unexpected?

Experts across related fields will explore how their tools, approaches, and perspectives could help address key challenges in #MisophoniaResearch and care.

Register today: buff.ly/H2DnKDy

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Join @soQuiet.org for their Science Session on September 23, 6pm CT!

MRF-affiliated researcher, Dr. Julie Petersen, will discuss her work exploring demographic and psychological predictors of #misophonia psychotherapy outcomes.

Sign up here: buff.ly/ec9GCbM

#MisophoniaResearch #MisophoniaAdvocacy

Does misophonia have its own neural signature? 🧠

New research from @heatherhansen.bsky.social is providing a closer look at the neural pathways involved in #misophonia.

Read the interview and full article: buff.ly/gEEg5lg

#MisophoniaResearch #Neuroscience

Why can misophonia symptoms feel different from one moment to the next?

New MRF-funded research is helping scientists explore what may contribute to these changes.

Read the full study: buff.ly/EfaIe6Q

#MisophoniaResearch #Psychology

Interested in participating in #MisophoniaResearch?

Researchers at Long Island University Brooklyn are aiming to better understand how early relational experiences and emotion regulation relate to #misophonia symptoms in adulthood.

To participate, please visit: buff.ly/TncrYBh