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Getting Tinnitus Relief Using Tinnitus Sound Therapy | Best Tinnitus Treatment? bsocially 13 Views • 3 years ago

Getting Tinnitus Relief Using Tinnitus Sound Therapy

Dr. Cliff Olson, Audiologist and founder of Applied Hearing Solutions in Anthem Arizona, discusses Tinnitus Sound Therapy and how it can help to get you Relief.

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Clinic Website: https://www.AppliedHearingAZ.com

Ringing of the ears, otherwise known as tinnitus, affects approximately 15% of the World’s Population. According to the American Tinnitus Association, Tinnitus affects 50 million Americans with 20 million of them struggling with burdensome Chronic Tinnitus.

There are 2 main types of tinnitus:

1. Objective tinnitus – This type is rare and can be heard by individuals other than yourself with proper listening tools. It is often caused by the body’s circulatory system.

2. Subjective tinnitus – This is the type that most tinnitus sufferers have. It is often associated with hearing loss, and can only be perceived by the person experiencing it.
Research tells us that most individuals with tinnitus also have hearing loss. We also know that replacing sound that the brain is missing using hearing aids is one of the most effective forms of tinnitus treatment because it appears to shut down or limit the Tinnitus generation mechanism in the brain.

There are a variety of different treatment options for Tinnitus, but Sound Therapy using masking sounds is one of the more common ones. Tinnitus masking is basically taking one sound and using it to “mask over” the sound of your tinnitus. Typically, a static white or pink noise is used to provide this masking effect.

However, when you use static noise, you are essentially trading one sound for another with the hopes that you will prefer the static sound over the sound of your tinnitus. This is where the hearing aid manufacturer Widex takes a different approach. Instead of exclusively using Tinnitus noise maskers, all of their hearing aids (except their CIC models) use Zen Fractal Tones.

Fractal Tones are musical in nature and music has been shown to reduce tinnitus annoyance. However, you can’t listen to the same music over and over because it will eventually lose its effectiveness which is called habituation. Fractal tones are not repeatable which prevents this habituation, and they are also dichotic which means that different music is played in each ear.

Widex has 5 different Zen Fractal Tones that all have a unique sound to them. The Zen tones – Aqua, Coral, Lavender, Green, & Sand – all have a different Pitch, Tempo, and Intensity combination. This allows you to pick which one works best for you. They also have Zen noise if you already know that static maskers are what work best for you.

The best thing about the Widex Zen tones is that you can use them at the same time as your regular hearing aid programs. This means that you can receive the benefit of amplification for speech understanding and tinnitus reduction along with the benefit of using Zen Fractal Tones at the same time.

However, for MAXIMUM tinnitus relief, it is always recommended to combine Sound Therapy with a structured Tinnitus Treatment Program like Widex Zen Therapy. Widex Zen Therapy has been show to provide significant improvement in tinnitus symptoms to most users in as little as 2 months, with further improvements out to 6 months.

Widex Zen therapy consists of 4 elements:

1. Counseling – This is where your hearing care provider provides you with Tinnitus education and possibly implements Cognitive & Behavioral Therapy (CBT).

2. Amplification – This is the use of hearing aids to treat your hearing loss and reduce the contrast between your auditory environment and the tinnitus.

3. Fractal Tones – This is the use of the Zen Fractal Tones to relax you and provide acoustic stimulation.

4. Relaxation Strategies – Increased tinnitus annoyance is directly associated with stress levels. Developing stress coping strategies can help reduce your tinnitus annoyance. Feel free to checkout the Widez Zen Tinnitus App for recommended strategies.

It is important to understand that while there is no Cure for Tinnitus, It doesn’t meant that there is no treatment available to reduce your perception and to help you cope with your tinnitus. You just have to make sure you have the right tools in your toolbox and a hearing care professional who can help you implement them. - bsocially

Covid Tinnitus Treatment- How to Treat Tinnitus if you get it after Covid or the Covid Vaccine bsocially 15 Views • 3 years ago

You can learn how to treat tinnitus after Covid. Thanks to Noom for sponsoring this video! #ad #noom Take their health survey to get started today! http://bit.ly/noom_therapyinanutshell

Some people have experienced new or stronger symptoms of tinnitus after Covid or the Covid vaccine, and for many people this is worrisome or uncomfortable, some even describe it as unbearable. In this episode of Therapy in a Nutshell I talk with Joey Reymenyi, a vestibular audiologist and neuroplasticity specialist about tinnitus treatment options, how you can recover from tinnitus after Covid or after the vaccine and how to work with your body and mind to heal and feel like yourself again.
The Covid Vaccine is Statistically much safer than getting Covid-19, I got both doses and had no side effects. I encourage everyone who can to consider getting the vaccine as soon as possible.
Tinnitus is treatable and you can recover. Check out the free resources on Joey's website: https://www.seekingbalance.com.au/
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In therapy I use a combination of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Systems Theory, Positive Psychology, and a Bio-Psycho-Social approach to treating mental illness and other challenges we all face in life. The ideas from my videos are frequently adapted from multiple sources, many of them come from Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, especially the work of Steven Hayes, Jason Luoma, and Russ Harris. The sections on stress and the mind body connection derive from the work of Stephen Porges (the Polyvagal theory), Peter Levine (Somatic Experiencing) Francine Shapiro (EMDR) and Bessel Van Der Kolk. I also rely heavily on the work of the Arbinger institute for my overall understanding of our ability to choose our life direction.
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Rauschen im Ohr, Piepen im Ohr: TINNITUS ein schreckliches Geräusch im Ohr // Tinnitus Therapie bsocially 4 Views • 3 years ago

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Haben Sie das? Ein Pfeifen im Ohr, ein Piepsen im Ohr oder gar ein permanentes Rauschen im Ohr...dies ist wahrscheinlich ein Tinnitus. Tinnitus ist relativ häufig in Deutschland. Knapp 25% der Deutschen haben mind. einmal in Ihrem Leben einen Tinnitus. Tinnitus kan ein- oder beidseitig auftreten.
Geht man wegen dem Rauschen oder piepsen im Ohr zum Arzt dann macht dieser verschiedene Ursachen. Tinnitus selbst ist aber weniger eine (eigenständige) Erkrankung sondern eher ein sog. Symptom - wie auch akuter Schmerz ein Symptom ist.
Folgende Ursachen für einen Tinnitus gibt es (Auszug):
1. Mögliche Ursachen für objektive Ohrgeräusche (Arzt kann Tinnitus auch hören)
--- bestimmte Tumore (pulsierendes Rauschen)
--- Arterienstenose (= Verengung) (pulssynchrones Rauschen)
2. Mögliche Ursachen für subjektive Ohrgeräusche (Arzt kann Tinnitus nicht hören)
--- Funktionsstörungen des „Hörsystems“
z.B. Entzündliche Prozesse (z.B. Mittelohrentzündung), Lärm (z.B. akutes oder chronisches Schalltrauma), bestimmte Medikamente, Altersschwerhörigkeit, Weitere Pathologien (z.B. geschädigtes Trommelfell, Hörsturz)
--- Ursachen „im“ Kopf oder Gehirn, z.B. Tumore (z.B. Hirntumore),
Operationen (z.B. nach neurochirurgischen Eingriffen oder Ohroperationen), Traumata (z.B. Schädel-Hirn-Trauma, Felsenbeinfraktur)
--- Psychische Belastungssituationen
--- Systemische organische Erkrankungen, z.B. Neurologische Erkrankungen (z.B. Multiple Sklerose), Kardiovaskuläre Erkrankungen (z.B. Bluthochdruck, zu niedrigen Blutdruck, Herzrhythmusstörungen), Stoffwechselerkrankungen (z.B. Schilddrüsenfunktionsstörungen), (Kiefer‑)Orthopädische Erkrankungen (z.B. HWS-Syndrom, Störungen des Kauapparates)
--- Psychiatrische Erkrankungen (z.B. Schizophrenie)

Der Tinnitus selbst wird eingeteilt nach den folgenden Kriterien:
1. Objektivität: objektiver vs. subjektiver Tinnitus
2. Entstehungsort: äußeres Ohr, Mittelohr, Gehirn etc.
3. Verlauf: akut vs. chronisch
4. Schweregrad: Grad 1 = kein Leidensdruck bis Grad 4 = Berufsunfähigkeit

Die Therapie eines Tinnitus erfolgt zumeist wie folgt:
1. Akuter Tinnitus: gefäßerweiternde Infusionen mit und ohne Kortison
2. Permanenter/ häufiger/ chronischer Tinnitus:
--- Grunderkrankung behandeln
--- Begleitende Therapie, z.B. Tinnitus-Counseling = Umgang mit Tinnitus, Hörtherapeutische Maßnahmen, Therapie von Begleiterkrankungen (z.B. Psycho- und/oder Pharmakotherapie), Verhaltenstherapie, Selbsthilfegruppen, Pflanzliche Produkte

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