Tinnitus is the perception of sound without an external source. It affects millions of people worldwide. Although it is typically a symptom of hearing loss, it occurs in various parts of the pathway from the ears to the brain and can involve the emotional center of the brain. Individual assessment is important as it takes time to determine the best way to approach it for each person.
But the GOOD NEWS is:
It can be treated and you can feel better and more in control of your tinnitus. Tinnitus treatment is available at Grandfather Hearing, and among counseling and exercises, can include hearing treatment or, if a candidate, the FDA-approved, innovative Lenire device, offering a unique bimodal neuromodulation approach to treating tinnitus. Along with specific training, together, we’ll get you to a better point, and with the knowledge about your tinnitus, reduce the negative effects it can have on your life. The individual time spent will lead you to being in control of improving your quality of life and bring your tinnitus to a benign state, on the back burner. Assessment often begins with case history and specific tinnitus questionnaires, hearing assessment, counseling and discussing the treatment details determined for you.
Learn more about Lenire here: www.lenire.com
Tinnitus is the perception of sound without an external source. It affects millions of people worldwide. Although it is typically a symptom of hearing loss, it occurs in various parts of the pathway from the ears to the brain and can involve the emotional center of the brain. Individual assessment is important as it takes time to determine the best way to approach it for each person.
But the GOOD NEWS is:
It can be treated and you can feel better and more in control of your tinnitus. Tinnitus treatment is available at Grandfather Hearing, and among counseling and exercises, can include hearing treatment or, if a candidate, the FDA-approved, innovative Lenire device, offering a unique bimodal neuromodulation approach to treating tinnitus. Along with specific training, together, we’ll get you to a better point, and with the knowledge about your tinnitus, reduce the negative effects it can have on your life. The individual time spent will lead you to being in control of improving your quality of life and bring your tinnitus to a benign state, on the back burner. Assessment often begins with case history and specific tinnitus questionnaires, hearing assessment, counseling and discussing the treatment details determined for you.
Learn more about Lenire here: www.lenire.com
