Services – Misophonia Treatment Centers of America

Personalized Treatment for Misophonia

Everyday sounds and sights can bring overwhelming emotions and distress for people with misophonia. At Misophonia Treatment Centers of America, our clinicians help you work toward reducing these reactions through evidence-informed treatment tailored to your individual needs.

Our licensed clinicians are specifically trained by us in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Misophonia (CBT-M), an approach focused on understanding your responses and helping you make meaningful progress in daily life.

Specialized Misophonia Care

1. UNDERSTANDING YOUR TRIGGERS

We explore the sounds and sights that trigger your reactions and how misophonia affects your daily life, relationships, and routines.

2. PERSONALIZED TREATMENT

Your experience is unique. We tailor treatment to your responses, individual needs, and the changes that matter most to you.

3. SPECIALIZED CBT-M

Our clinicians use Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Misophonia (CBT-M), with techniques Dr. Nate Mitchell has used in treating individuals since 2018.

4. LICENSED CLINICIANS

Receive care from licensed clinicians specifically trained by Misophonia Treatment Centers of America in our approach to CBT-M.

5. ADDRESSING AUTOMATIC REACTIONS

Our approach incorporates the theory that misophonia involves conditioned reflexes. Counterconditioning techniques aim to reduce these learned trigger responses.

6. PRACTICAL SKILL DEVELOPMENT

Work with your clinician to understand your reactions and practice treatment skills that support your goals in everyday situations.

7. EVIDENCE-INFORMED CARE

Our approach draws on misophonia theory, research, and treatment work by Tom Dozier since 2012, alongside Dr. Mitchell’s clinical experience.

8. WORKING TOWARD LESS DISTRESS

Our goal is to help reduce and, where possible, eliminate trigger-related emotional responses and distress. Treatment progress and outcomes vary by person.

Understanding Your Experience

Misophonia affects each person differently. We begin by understanding the sounds and sights that trigger your reactions, the emotions and physical responses you experience, and how these affect your routines and relationships.

This understanding guides a personalized treatment approach that reflects your challenges and the changes that matter most to you.

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Misophonia (CBT-M)

CBT-M is the foundation of our treatment services. Our clinicians receive specialized training in this approach, using techniques Dr. Nate Mitchell has employed since 2018 to help individuals substantially reduce their misophonia symptoms.

Treatment is tailored to your experience, with the goal of reducing—and, where possible, eliminating—the emotional and distress responses associated with your triggers. Individual outcomes vary.

Addressing Conditioned Trigger Responses

Our approach draws on Tom Dozier’s work in misophonia theory, research, and treatment since 2012.

It incorporates our theory that misophonia involves an acquired reflex developed through conditioning. Under this model, certain sounds or sights become associated with automatic reactions that contribute to emotional distress.

Treatment uses counterconditioning techniques intended to weaken these learned responses. Your clinician guides this process according to your individual needs and progress.

Education & Practical Support

Understanding your reactions is an important part of treatment. Your clinician helps you learn how our treatment model explains misophonia and how the techniques used in your sessions relate to your experience.

Throughout treatment, you receive guidance in developing and applying skills, discussing challenges, and working toward your personal goals.

Care From Clinicians Trained Specifically in Misophonia

Misophonia Treatment Centers of America brings together licensed clinicians with specialized training in CBT-M.

Our shared approach connects clinical practice with misophonia theory and research, while keeping your individual needs at the center of care. We take your experience seriously and work with you toward making everyday situations more manageable.

Begin Your Path Toward Less Distress

If reactions to everyday sounds or sights are affecting your life, specialized support can help you explore a way forward.

Contact Misophonia Treatment Centers of America to learn more about our approach and discuss your treatment options.