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Does counselling work for misophonia? It really does feel like an involuntary fight-or-flight mechanism rather than just “anger”. Would be interested to hear if
by silveroriole 7y ago
Does counselling work for misophonia? It really does feel like an involuntary fight-or-flight mechanism rather than just “anger”. Would be interested to hear if anyone’s had success with it, cause boy does it ruin family dinners when you have to either leave the room or sit there with your fork in a death grip trying not to kill everyone.
- 734129837261 7y agoIt has also not been researched very much. That said, I've suffered brain damage for which I'm medicated because I didn't have any brakes on my emotions anymore. That helped bringing me back to normal levels of dealing with emotions, and it also reduced the levels of anger I felt dealing with misophonia triggers. Medicine used: Depakine (valproic acid).
- mffnbs 7y agoIt would teach you coping skills, one of which is leaving the room and another is physical sensation like holding a fork extremely hard. Breathing helps too, but I find it difficult to remember.