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STOP THAT CHEWING! is a groundbreaking, practical guide for anyone whose life is disrupted by everyday sounds. When chewing, tapping, breathing, or clicking sparks instant anger, disgust, or panic, you are not "too sensitive"-you are experiencing misophonia.
Drawing on psychology, neuroscience, and decades of clinical insight, this book explains why ordinary noises can feel unbearable and, more importantly, what you can do about it.
Blending compassion with clear strategy, STOP THAT CHEWING! moves beyond theory into real-world solutions for adults, kids, couples, and families. You'll learn how to understand triggers, calm the nervous system, and rebuild confidence in a noisy world-without blaming yourself or others.
Inside this family guide, you'll discover:
• Why the second reaction often hurts more than the sound itself
• The role of disgust, competition, and brain wiring in misophonia
• Misophonia's possible role in eating disorders
• Practical ABCD tools for triggers, thoughts, and emotions
• The powerful 5-Second Plan for real-time relief
• Family-friendly strategies to turn survival into thriving
Relief starts with understanding-and a new way forward.
Drawing on psychology, neuroscience, and decades of clinical insight, this book explains why ordinary noises can feel unbearable and, more importantly, what you can do about it.
Blending compassion with clear strategy, STOP THAT CHEWING! moves beyond theory into real-world solutions for adults, kids, couples, and families. You'll learn how to understand triggers, calm the nervous system, and rebuild confidence in a noisy world-without blaming yourself or others.
Inside this family guide, you'll discover:
• Why the second reaction often hurts more than the sound itself
• The role of disgust, competition, and brain wiring in misophonia
• Misophonia's possible role in eating disorders
• Practical ABCD tools for triggers, thoughts, and emotions
• The powerful 5-Second Plan for real-time relief
• Family-friendly strategies to turn survival into thriving
Relief starts with understanding-and a new way forward.