Sipora B. Weissman, LCSW

03/23/2026

And I will add that after a trigger the state of your body then sends signals back up to the brain. The brain then reacts to the body- it’s a wild ride.

03/13/2026

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03/11/2026

Let me sell you my 3 step removal therapy! …joking.

Man, miso is complex and my heart goes out to everyone dealing with it.

A lot of people are sensitive to sounds. That is a fact. But they don’t go into a rage or a panic attack. I believe that a normal sound sensitivity turns into Misophonia when that sensitive person is stuck and helpless within a sound they don’t like. Brain now says- sound=threat.

If you’ve resolved your Misophonia or your Misophonia has gotten a lot better, I’d love to hear your story.

03/05/2026

02/13/2026