This is my riff off of new research about Misophonia and how it's not about sounds but it's about the perceived violation of our bodily autonomy in some people, our bodies are mirroring the motor patterns.

If we extend this metaphor, can we explore all other sensory inputs as well as the inputs of social, cultural and familial beliefs, thoughts and feelings? What is ours, what is theirs, and how can we strengthen our own human envelope against undesired permeability?

Here's the Scientific American article - https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/misophonia-might-not-be-about-hating-sounds-after-all/

And my episode #40 - the I Notice Practice - https://www.movewithdeb.com/podcasts/move-with-deb-the-podcast/episodes/2147657304

The link to my consult calendar to book a curiosity call. Let's chat! https://calendly.com/paincoachdeb