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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My teen DD was fitted with hearing aids to help with misophonia and they have been a game-changer.  Basically instead of amplifying sound, they emit a low level noise that has been adjusted to mask the frequencies of sound that irritate her but keep her exposed so she learns to tolerate them.  They are so discrete, no one knows she's wearing them.  And we got them in her 504 for school so she can wear them for tests (which have been excruciating in the past because the ambient noise in the room is removed and all that's left is all the sounds that drive her nuts).

Before having these, she used AirPod pros to do noise canceling.  Noise canceling doesn't keep you exposed to the irritating sounds so you don't learn to tolerate them.  But they absolutely were better than endlessly suffering.

It was the audiology clinic associated with UNC Pittsboro - one of the few places in the country that address this effectively.[/quote]

Wow, going to look into this - TY for sharing![/quote]

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