In a recent study at the University of Mannheim, researchers invited university students to read a text admitting to their boss that they’d made a
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Christmas! Time for get-togethers and lovely food and…tinnitus. Yes, unfortunately for many of us, tinnitus is an unwelcome and anti-social visitor during the holiday period.
As someone who lives with generalized anxiety disorder, I’m really struggling at the moment. There is simply so much going on in the world that
Tinnitus can be an opportunity. Yes, you read that right. Its arrival, or a significant change in its behaviour, can create an opportunity to take
This is an emotional article for me. I wrote it because I started to remember what it was like when I was really struggling with
Some days our tinnitus experience is such that we need to mask it for a time to get some relief. Here are five practical options
Last week I attended a 6-day silent retreat. We ate together in silence, we passed each other in the corridor in silence and we meditated
Why tinnitus can make us depressed, and what we can do today, to help ourselves. Content warning: suicide Yesterday (10th October) was World Mental Health
(Spoiler alert: yes, potentially) In 2019 research was published which assessed whether a cochlear implant improved tinnitus in patients with single-sided deafness (SSD). Being someone
If you feel that your tinnitus makes it harder for you to hear sound sources that you’re trying to tune into, you’re not
This morning I woke up to really noisy tinnitus. It was so loud I couldn’t even hear the combined snoring of Mr Hearing Coach and
Many of us use distraction as a coping tactic for our tinnitus. It seems like a logical solution to the distress that tinnitus can cause