Cross-sectional study finds that childhood trauma is linked to misophonia in adolescents, suggesting emotional and family factors are important.
Findings suggest that misophonia in adolescence may be shaped by early adverse experiences and relational patterns that contribute to difficulties in emotional functioning. Family-based and trauma-informed approaches should be considered when assessing and treating adolescents presenting with misophonia symptoms.
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