DO YOU NEED A COLLEGE PhD TO HELP PEOPLE?

DO YOU NEED A COLLEGE PhD TO HELP PEOPLE ?📚‼️

I believe it all depends on what is your role in this support group. If you are a researcher or a doctor - then the answer is yes. Some Roles require college PhD, others require life PhD.


I m earning PhD in HEALING myself, so that anything painful or anything traumatic that have Ever happened to me do not get spit on others when a situation gets escalated.

I am earning PhD in Servicing others.
PhD in humanity.
PhD in love.
PhD in care.
PhD in communication and relationships.

I am committed to excellence in what is most important and so much needed in life, especially to those who suffer from Misophonia.

Right now, right this minute people are hurting each other people. Unknowingly. Not purposely.
But hurting.

And my goal is to speak and share as much as I can about triggers. To bring awareness about misophonia, so that people stop hurting each other by at least stop pen clicking or gum popping for the God sake in a presence of those who live with Misophonia.

I m 100% committed to master no blame talk, communication skills, ability to name my needs and feelings, boundaries, love and care for myself and others.

I m committed to this opportunity to serve. I m committed to live the live, and thrive and show others with Misophonia how to take responsibility for their life and give real life examples on how they can do it too.

100% responsibility. And this is what I m coaching my clients on. 100%responsibility 🔥

Meanwhile, we would really appreciate any small possible gesture of kindness - like stoping pen clicking or gum popping or nail clipping or texting with nails or eating with mouth open in our presence. All of these triggers impact most of those who has Misophonia and causing pain. Misophonia is already hard for us and just knowing that you hear us make it feels so so so much better.

Thank you, everyone, who’s path came across of mine. Please remember it not you - it’s Misophonia that causes pain. Please remember it’s not me - it’s Misophonia. It’s just it.