The mission of the Misophonia Institute is to 1. Increase awareness of misophonia among individuals and clinicians.2. Facilitate the collaboration among and training of clinicians on misophonia treatment.3. Promote and support misophonia research.This work will be directed to English speaking individuals worldwide, however, most of our work will be conducted in the United States.Misophonia is a newly recognized, poorly researched, common condition where a person hears a specific sound and has an acute, extreme anger response.Misophonia typically develops in late childhood or adolescence and persists for life. Evidence suggests that 3-4% of adults have severe misophonia and 10-20% have mild-moderate misophonia.