Retraining Your Brain To Manage Tinnitus: Expert Insights

Explore the neurophysiological model of tinnitus, focusing on the two crucial feedback loops that affect your perception of the condition: the auditory and the emotional. Learn why managing your emotional reactions to tinnitus is as important—if not more so—than reducing the actual volume of the tinnitus sound, especially for long-term relief.

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[BruceHurley]

I've had tinnitus since 1981 and it drove me crazy for years until I decided that every time I became acutely aware of it, I would see that as a reminder for me to get back on my path in life. Now, I either ignore it or use it as inspiration. The human brain is an amazing tool if we just give ourselves permission to use it.

[m.h.]

Yes. I found out I have tinnitus in my 30s. I realized I had it all my life, and thought everyone hears sounds in their head. It never bothered me. It was a part of my life like blindness for a child born without eyesight.

[louieme]

Love these snippets of knowledge! Big thanks Dr Ben!

[bobdill]

I find Extremely hard to ignore tinnitus have tried everything from acupuncture, hearing aids tried with white and pink noise masking .. somedays Extremely loud ... need suggestions to help coping with ...going on 13 years

[nativetexan]

Help! I need help re this high pitched constant sound.

[dodsjanne]

Please also focus on research! <--- NOTE