Misophonia has a serious impact on children and families. Few studies have, however, assessed the specific phenomenology of misophonia in youth. We investigated clinical characteristics in a treatment-seeking sample of youth with misophonia (n = 95, 8-18 years), using validated instruments to assess misophonia phenomenology, psychiatric comorbidity, emotional/behavioral problems, attention problems, sensory processing, and quality of life. The most prevalent triggers were eating sounds and the…
