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Special Issue on Misophonia and Hyperacusis
“This issue brings together contributions from leading experts across medical,
surgical,
audiological, psychological, and neuroscientific fields, along with invaluable
perspectives from individuals with lived experience. Together, these articles demonstrate
the increasing maturity of research in sound intolerance disorders and highlight the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration in shaping both scientific understanding and clinical practice.”
Topics:
- Diagnosis, clinical assessment, and treatment approaches for misophonia and hyperacusis
- Rehabilitation strategies and therapeutic interventions for sound sensitivity disorders
- Neurophysiological models explaining misophonia and hyperacusis
- Measurements and methodological approaches to sound sensitivity
- Interrelationships among tinnitus, misophonia, and hyperacusis
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Aim:
- Present the most up-to-date research on the causes, mechanisms,
diagnosis, and treatment of hyperacusis and misophonia
- Promote worldwide awareness of these conditions in order to improve
the lives of those affected
- Provide a foundation for further scientific dialogue and collaboration
among clinicians, researchers, and policymakers
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Authors:
The authors are a multidisciplinary group of researchers and clinicians bringing together studies of audiology, ENT, mental health, neurology and neuroscience, epidemiology, psychometry, and other areas.
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Guest Editor
Hashir Aazh
Authors*
Brian Moore
Richard J. Salvi
Elżbieta Gos
Fatima Branco-Barreiro
Jaelline Jaffe
Oleg Banyra
Ali A. Danesh
Pawel Jastreboff
Margaret Jastreboff
* List of corresponding authors (in order of article submission)
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