Work with me 1-on-1: Click here to apply for tinnitus and hyperacusis coaching! Today, I’m excited to share another inspiring success story and introduce you to Joanne, an experienced therapist who specializes in trauma, anxiety, and cognitive behavioral therapy. Given her professional background, you might assume that she already had all the tools she needed to navigate tinnitus. But when …
A Cardiologist Shares His Tinnitus Recovery Story
Work with me 1-on-1: Click here to apply for tinnitus and hyperacusis coaching! Today, I’m excited to share another inspiring success story and introduce you to “Dr Jake,” a practicing cardiologist who asked to remain anonymous while he shared his tinnitus recovery story. His identity has been concealed to protect his privacy, but everything else in this interview remains unchanged. What …
Why Avoidance Makes Tinnitus Worse
When you’re struggling with bothersome tinnitus, all anyone wants is to get away from the sound at any cost. Many people try to drown it out with background noise or stay as busy and distracted as humanly possible throughout the day. It makes sense: distraction can really help in the short term, and so if you can just stay a …
How Jeremy Recovered from Reactive, High-Pitched Tinnitus
Work with me 1-on-1: Click here to apply for tinnitus and hyperacusis coaching! Today, I’m excited to share another hope-filled success story – and for you to meet Jeremy. Jeremy had lived with mild tinnitus for years, but experienced a severe relapse that quickly turned his life into a living nightmare. One morning, while sitting in church and wearing earplugs, he …
Finding Relief from Tinnitus with Hearing Loss: A New Approach That Works
If you’re dealing with tinnitus and hearing loss, and traditional approaches like sound therapy haven’t helped, it can feel like there are no good options left. But your brain is still fully capable of adapting and finding relief. (If you’re struggling with tinnitus and want help applying this approach to your situation, you can learn more about working with me …
Severe Tinnitus & PTSD: Rochelle’s Remarkable 3-Month Recovery
Work with me 1-on-1: Click here to apply for tinnitus and hyperacusis coaching! Today, I’m excited to share another inspiring tinnitus success story and introduce you to Rochelle! When Rochelle’s tinnitus suddenly spiked, her life unraveled almost overnight. Within days, overwhelming fear, panic, and severe insomnia took hold—and past PTSD she thought she had already overcome resurfaced in full force. Sound …
How Chris Habituated to Intermittent Tinnitus in Just 2 Months
Work with me 1-on-1: Click here to apply for tinnitus and hyperacusis coaching! I’m excited to share another inspiring success story and introduce you to Chris. During a overwhelmingly stressful period in his life, Chris experienced the sudden onset of a high-frequency electrical noise in both ears. It was frightening, but for the first few weeks, it seemed to come and …
Stefano’s Story: Acoustic Trauma, Tinnitus & Hyperacusis Recovery
Work with me 1-on-1: Click here to apply for tinnitus and hyperacusis coaching! Today, I am excited to share another incredible success story, and for you all to meet Stefano. This past February, Stefano was walking to his car in Owings Mills, Maryland, when his next-door neighbor fired a high-caliber rifle shot nearby. The sound hit Stefano’s right ear full …
Rethinking Tinnitus as a Stress Disorder: A Powerful Path to Relief
This past November, I had the wonderful opportunity to give a special presentation on tinnitus at the In Focus: Rethinking Tinnitus Symposium, hosted by Hearing Health and Technology Matters. The symposium brought together leading voices in tinnitus care to explore the latest innovations shaping the future of treatment. It was attended by both patients and professionals alike, and it turned …
Tinnitus & Hyperacusis: Rewiring Your Mind for Positive Thinking
When you live with bothersome tinnitus, hyperacusis, or any other chronic condition that severely affects quality of life, the world can seem a lot more menacing. As symptoms fluctuate or progress over time and normal life starts to feel more like a distant memory, it can become very difficult to feel positive about anything at all. With tinnitus and other sound tolerance conditions, …
