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Misophonia Therapy in Denver

Evidence-based + attachment-focused therapies utilized to manage misophonia

Is your sensitivity to sound becoming unmanageable?

Maybe you’ve hit a tipping point, and you just can’t handle the sounds anymore. You may find yourself struggling to complete your day-to-day activities or stay focused and productive at work. The impact of misophonia can be so severe, causing you to isolate yourself, and feel overwhelmed and emotionally drained. Perhaps you're experiencing a range of emotions related to your self-esteem and well-being due to misophonia’s disruptive effects.

You’re noticing misophonia hinder every area of your life…

  • Finding social situations increasingly challenging, as trigger sounds provoke intense emotions

  • Experiencing strain in personal relationships, as misophonia-related reactions may be misunderstood

  • Feeling a sense of isolation and frustration, as the condition is often poorly understood, and support may be limited

What is misophonia?

Misophonia is a neurological disorder characterized by an intense and involuntary emotional and physiological response to specific sounds. Individuals with misophonia experience amplified feelings of anger, disgust, or panic when exposed to certain trigger sounds, which are typically ordinary and mundane noises like chewing, pen clicking, or sniffing. These sounds, which are often perceived as background noise by others, can evoke extreme distress and interfere with daily functioning. Although the exact cause and mechanisms of misophonia are not fully understood, it is believed to be relatively common and can significantly impact the quality of life for those affected.

If this sounds like you, we are so sorry that you are suffering. With therapists on our team as fellow Misophones, we know how hard this can be.

You’re ready for a change.

It may feel impossible now, but you can live a life with less suffering. You can release some of the tension from your system. You can re-engage in your relationships. And we can help you get there.

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We’ll help you:

Relief is possible.

WE WANT YOU TO KNOW:

Let’s work together to heal the wounds that are keeping you stuck.