Misophonia, often described as an extreme aversion to specific sounds (such as chewing, tapping, or breathing), is a recognized neurological condition that causes intense emotional and physiological distress. For those
The initial rollout of Apple’s Liquid Glass interface in OS 26 was met with significant concern from the accessibility and sensory processing communities. The design, characterized by highly transparent elements
There’s no E in CBT for Misophonia. Despite the fact that Exposure Response Prevention (ERP) is a prevalent part of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for numerous disorders such as OCD or
By Molly Gracey Imagine sitting in a café when someone nearby coughs, just a soft throat-clear, barely noticed by others. For James, 29, that small sound can feel like a
I’m writing this the day after my husband and I drove 1 and a half hours from our home to watch two movies at a drive-in theatre. There are only
The following is a letter sent on behalf of the IMF to Razer, asking for considerations of a silent gaming mouse. To Whom It May Concern at Razer, I am
In an age where technology touches nearly every aspect of our lives, the issue of accessibility has never been more important. Yet, despite ongoing advocacy and growing awareness, many tech
For many, computers are indispensable tools, seamlessly blending work, entertainment, and communication. But for individuals with sensory processing disorders, interacting with digital environments often feels like an assault on the
When it comes to making a difference, every dollar truly counts. At the International Misophonia Foundation (IMF), your $1 donation fuels one hour of groundbreaking machine learning research. With each
These tools can help individuals with sensory disorders by providing calming and grounding sensory input, reducing overstimulation, and promoting a more balanced sensory experience. Noise-canceling items and sensory diet tools