Last week, I was honored to be the first official guest on a new podcast called Hear Me Out. In this wide ranging interview, we discussed many important topics:
- The importance of hope for tinnitus sufferers
- How tinnitus clinicians can better serve their patients and how the wrong doctor can make tinnitus worse
- What it means to habituate and why it’s currently our best option for lasting relief
- How tinnitus habituation is possible
- The 4 levels of tinnitus habituation
- So much more
You can watch the interview video above, or you can listen (and subscribe) to the audio version of the podcast with one of the links below:
Hope you all like this one. I wasn’t feeling 100% when we recorded and I stumbled over my words from time to time, but I felt like we had an incredibly powerful and important conversation about tinnitus!
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Dear Glen I have to write to Thankyou from the bottom of my heart. I bought and read your book Rewiring Tinnitus, and it’s changed my life. at long last after 4 Tomentus years I feel there is light at the end of the Tunnel,I still have some issues to deal with but feel stronger than I have in years flowing a nasty bout of Vertigo which like you came on suddenly although I’ve had Tinnitus for as long as I can remember, and I am now a young thinking 80 year old..Thankyou Thankyou.
Can concentrating on tinnitus really help to lessen it
My daughter is suicidal . Is there any online tinnitus coach who could help her ?
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Hi Tamara, I’m so sorry to hear about your daughter. If she is feeling suicidal, you definitely need to contact a mental health professional, or if you think she is in immediate danger, you can bring her to the hospital.
But as far as helping with her tinnitus, please feel free to reach out to me directly at glenn@rewiringtinnitus.com.