Overcome Noise Sensitivity (Misophonia)
Noise sensitivity (Misophonia) can make life unbearable. Certain sounds become just so irritating. Some people even feel boiling rage whenever they hear 'that sound'.
Misophonia works in a similar way to a phobia in that a specific environmental trigger becomes wrongly linked to a strong emotional reaction which is usually irritation and anger rather than fear.
Certain sounds trigger emotional responses
Misophobia, incredible noise sensitivity, occurs when a part of your brain involved in alerting emotional responses to sound become active in response to specific sounds - and usually, these are sounds that don't naturally arouse emotion.
For example, sounds like a scream or an explosion automatically mobilize strong emotional responses in most people. But people with noise sensitivity have a strong emotional response linked to an everyday sound that would seem insignificant to most of us.
The emotion is faster than the speed of thought
It might sound trivial to some people but when you suffer this kind of intense noise sensitivity then it can actually feel as if it's starting to take over your life. Emotional responses become instinctive, that is to say they start to run automatically at given triggers without the rational, logical conscious brain getting much of a look in.
Hypnosis can teach you brain to switch off to those sounds
Hypnosis is the most powerful way to influence instinctive responses to noises in the environment because it can be used to quickly and comfortably re-educate your mind about what warrants an emotional response - and what doesn't.
Just imagine how it's going to feel when you can relax around noises that used to bother you. When you no longer waste time anticipating sounds before they even occur and when you begin to tune out noises you really don't need to waste attention
Download our Overcome Noise Sensitivity treatment session today and enjoy the freedom to relax around those sounds that used to bother you so much.
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