Are you Suffering from any of these symptoms as a result of Misophonia? Call today for a Consultation.

Mild to severe anxiety Rage or Anger Triggered fight or flight	Depression Negative thinking Crying spells	Hopelessness Suicidal thoughts Avoidance of people or places
Moderate to severe anxiety triggered by chewing sounds, including:
Nail clipping  Brushing teeth Eating sounds Lip smacking Breathing Certain voices	Sniffing Talking Sneezing Yawning Walking Coughing	Chewing gum Laughing Snoring Typing on a keyboard Whistling Certain consonants

You may also be affected by visual stimuli, such as repetitive foot or body movements, fidgeting or movement you observe out of the corners of their eyes. Intense anxiety, rage and avoidant behavior may develop as a result of misophonia.

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* Do you feel your family and friends don’t understand how much you suffer?

* Do you feel ashamed to discuss your misophonia with people?

* Do you often feel you can just suffer through a social event where there is eating present only to find that you must “escape” before you have a panic attack?

* Do you find that some people are at first understanding and make some efforts not to make the triggering sounds in front of you, but soon forget and constantly have to be reminded, causing you to feel angry, anxious and depressed?

* Are you growing more isolated from friends and family?

* Do you feel like life will never be normal?

* Are you avoiding social activities that you enjoy because of the misophonia?

* Are you fearful of losing your job and/or is the misophonia effecting your job performance?

* Do you find that your thoughts tend to be negative?

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If you answered yes to 3 or more of these questions or symptoms, then we can help.

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You may be a candidate for Misophonia Cognitive Retraining Therapy, or MCRT.

Stephen Geller Katz, LCSW-R, with over 20 years of clinical experience, a New York University graduate, developed Misophonia Cognitive Retraining Therapy and founded the Misophonia Cognitive Center™ in response to the growing number of people with Misophonia coming to his private practice from audiologists and ENTs. He discovered that by helping people to retrain and reinterpret the thoughts around their Misophonia, anxiety and depression symptoms began to improve. But even more important so did the Misophonic trigger response.

Call us at 646-598-2251 for a consultation.