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 here.)
🎥 Watch the full presentation below:
This presentation was originally given for the Acoustic Neuroma Association, but the strategy applies to anyone struggling with tinnitus, especially those dealing with hearing loss, sound sensitivity, or have found limited benefit from traditional sound therapy.
What You’ll Learn in this Presentation:
- Why tinnitus occurs with hearing loss and can persist even in a deaf ear
- Why sound therapy doesn’t always work (and what to do instead)
- The real reason tinnitus becomes so distressing
- How the brain and nervous system drive the experience
- A practical path toward habituation and lasting relief
Work with me 1-on-1:
If you’re struggling with tinnitus, sound sensitivity, or feeling stuck despite trying everything, I offer personalized coaching to help you move toward lasting relief.
Apply here: https://rewiringtinnitus.com/coaching
If other approaches haven’t worked for you, it doesn’t mean you’re out of options. It just means you may need a different approach – one that works with your brain and nervous system, rather than relying on hearing ability alone.
Even when tinnitus feels unreachable, relief is still possible!
Glenn Schweitzer is the author of Rewiring Tinnitus and has worked with over 1,000 tinnitus and hyperacusis patients worldwide over the last 10 years.
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Great work Glenn! Thankyou for all you do….Don Bethune