Misophonia 101 for Occupational Therapists

When
9 Dec 2026
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Location
zoom

Registration

Member – $15.00
Non Member – $30.00
Student

Objectives:

-Learners will identify the estimated prevalence of misophonia in the United States

-Learners will explain the rationale for a multidisciplinary model to help change biopsychosocial processes in patients with misophonia with evidence-based treatment strategies.

-Learners will identify at least two features that differentiate misophonia from other decreased sound tolerance disorders.

About the speaker:

Dr. Zach Rosenthal is a clinical psychologist, Professor, and Director of the Center for Misophonia and Emotion Regulation (CMER) at Duke University. An internationally recognized leader in misophonia, he conducts research, provides clinical services, and trains clinicians on the assessment and treatment of this condition. He serves in advisory and leadership roles with multiple national and international misophonia organizations and research initiatives, helping advance scientific understanding and public awareness worldwide. In addition to his expertise in misophonia, Dr. Rosenthal is Director of the Duke DBT Program, with over 30 years of experience in Dialectical Behavior Therapy, emotion regulation, and evidence-based psychological treatments.

About NHOTA

The mission of the New Hampshire Occupational Therapy Association is to advance the practice of occupational therapy in our state. We will accomplish this mission by supporting OT practitioners with education, mentorship opportunities, and fostering communities. We will advocate for the profession's growth and quality at the local, state, and national level. NHOTA will raise awareness an educate the public on the unique contributions of occupational therapy.

Contacts

info@nhota.org