CARE for Misophonia: Conversations About Research for Everyone

CARE for Misophonia

CARE for Misophonia Day 2024 is the second annual open-access, virtual misophonia research event that is for everyone! Free Virtual Event! Open to All! Registration Required! 

Join us April 30th from 11am - 5:30pm Eastern US Time

Learn the latest about misophonia research from the researchers themselves.

All day event: Come and go as you please!

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Schedule 
[Eastern US Time. Subject to Change]

11am • Welcome & Setting the stage: Overview of Misophonia
11:30 • Dr. Jamie Ward: Why misophonia occurs with other conditions
12:00 • Dr. Julia Simner: Self harm and misophonia
12:30pm • Dr. Sukhbinder Kumar: Mimicry in misophonia
1:00 • Conversation about misophonia in childhood
1:30 • Lunch Break (60 minutes)    
2:30 • Dr. Zach Rosenthal: Traumatic life events & misophonia
3:00 • Dr. Savvas Kazazis: Triggering misophonia
3:30 • Dr. Jane Gregory: Learning through doing: What therapy has taught us about misophonia
4:00 • Conversation about causes of misophonia
4:30 • Conversation about misophonia treatment
5:00 • Closing remarks

Sessions WILL be recorded and posted on the soQuiet website and below on our Duke CMER site for viewing by all at no charge. 

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We are so delighted to be able to share the recordings for each of the leading Misophonia researchers who spoke during last year's CARE day 2023 below! 

Welcome Introduction
Prevalence of Misophonia: Dr. Jane Gregory
Genetics and Misophonia: Dr. Dirk J. A. Smit
Audiology and Misophonia: Dr. Prashanth Prabhu
Misophonia and Certain Sounds: Dr. Jamie Ward
Neurostimulation for Misophonia: Dr. Andrada Neacsiu
Panel Q&A: Morning Speakers
Misophonia and the Brain: Dr. Sukhbinder Kumar
Misophonia and the Brain: Dr. Heather Hansen
Misophonia and Social Situations: Sarah Banker
Misophonia in Children: Dr. Andrew Guzick
Perception and Misophonia: Dr. Nicolas Davidenko
Panel Q&A: Afternoon Speakers
CARE for Misophonia Day • Closing Remarks