Shaylynn Hayes-Raymond Releasing Much-Needed Guide: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for MisophoniaShaylynn Hayes-Raymond, MA, LCT-C, a long-time advocate and founding member of The International Misophonia Foundation, will publish her new book, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) for Misophonia, on October 15th, 2025.
By: Misophonia International Shaylynn Hayes-Raymond, MA, LCT-C, a long-time advocate and founding member of The International Misophonia Foundation, will publish her new book, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) for Misophonia, on October 15th, 2025. Designed as a resource for clinicians, individuals, and families, the book introduces the CBT-MISO framework: a practical, structured approach for applying cognitive and behavioral coping strategies specifically adapted for misophonia's unique sensory triggers and distress. Despite misophonia impacting millions, practical, accessible guidance for managing the condition remains rare. Hayes-Raymond's book helps bridge this gap, drawing on her years of experience in both advocacy and clinical practice to provide a clear path forward. "The emotional distress caused by misophonia is complex and requires specialized tools," says Hayes-Raymond. "My goal with CBT for Misophonia was to create a structured framework that both empowers therapists and gives individuals the self-help tools necessary to manage their daily lives. It's about learning to move from constant reaction to empowered coping." Key Highlights of the Book:
Review Copies Available Review copies are available upon request for journalists, professional reviewers, and podcast hosts. Please contact the author using the information below. Shaylynn Hayes-Raymond is available for interviews and commentary on misophonia management, accessibility advocacy, and clinical resource development. Please reach out at contact@shaylynnraymond.com for review copies or interview requests or go to https://misophoniacbt.com About the Author Shaylynn Hayes-Raymond, MA, LCT-C, is a Misophonia advocate, licensed counselor, and founding member of The International Misophonia Foundation. Her work focuses on creating clinically sound, accessible coping resources for the global misophonia community. End
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