#211 - Epigenetics and Family Dynamics in Sound Sensitivity

Meagan is an actress based in San Diego. Meagan shares her personal journey with misophonia as a wife and mother of 3, including her experiences with therapy and self-regulation techniques. She discusses Image Transformational Therapy (ImTT) that has provided Meagan with significant relief from her symptoms from 10 to about a 2. We get into the neurological aspects of sound sensitivity, childhood experiences, the generational patterns of sound sensitivity, and the potential of neurodivergence as a superpower. And we also talk about the pilot TV show has been working on with a partner called Triggered which aims to show all the dimensions of misophonia in a television series.

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