Misophonia Treatment Study​

Does the sound of chewing gum or eating make you REALLY upset?
  • Does it cause you to avoid others?
  • Does it interfere with your daily life and relationships?
  • Does it feel painfully unbearable and make you want to run from the room?​


​You can help!

These might be symptoms of a condition called “misophonia.”
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If you are 18-65, healthy, and have misophonia symptoms when people chew, call us today​ at:
​303-801-1776
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​Bloom Mental Health is doing a new research study on whether a generic beta-blocker medication can help treat misophonia. Participants will come to our clinic in Littleton, Colorado to try a one-time dose of oral medication, and see if it reduces their misophonia symptoms.
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BE A PART OF HISTORY!

This medication has already been proven safe and is FDA approved for the management of blood pressure. There is compelling evidence this readily accessible, affordable medication may also help those suffering from misophonia.
If shown to be effective, this treatment will be the first of its kind and bring inexpensive, readily-available relief worldwide to millions suffering from misophonia.
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Join us in making history.
Join us in bringing peace to those suffering.
Join us in defeating misophonia!

​Randomized, Placebo-Controlled Pilot Study of Propranolol for Treating Misophonia
Click below to download a copy of study flyer: