I've written many a post about my struggles - and successes - when trying to deal with misophonia triggers at work - not only in the office but also while traveling for conferences and going to business meetings with clients at the job site. Recently, Wendy Aron (a professional writer who posted many misophonia-related articles on the Psychology Today website) wrote an article where she interviewed Jan Johnston-Tyler, the founder of EvoLibri - a company that helps "neurodiverse" people cope with their conditions in situations such as in workplace environments but also in general life environments as well.
Although I don't know anything about EvoLibri, their website looked interesting and Aron's article provided many suggestions for how to address misophonia concerns at work. I recommend reading it if you struggle with misophonia in the workplace. The article can be found at:
http://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/sounds-awful/201309/making-your-job-work
Aron also wrote an interesting article that focuses on misophonia in school environments, where she offers suggestions for support options in public schools. That article can be found here:
http://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/sounds-awful/201309/going-school-misophonia
Although I don't know anything about EvoLibri, their website looked interesting and Aron's article provided many suggestions for how to address misophonia concerns at work. I recommend reading it if you struggle with misophonia in the workplace. The article can be found at:
http://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/sounds-awful/201309/making-your-job-work
Aron also wrote an interesting article that focuses on misophonia in school environments, where she offers suggestions for support options in public schools. That article can be found here:
http://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/sounds-awful/201309/going-school-misophonia
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