Tinnitus Relief w/ Dr. Ben Thompson

The update that we've all been waiting for is finally here! Neuromod's bi-modal stimulation device, Lenire, has just been FDA approved for de novo use in the United States. We'll be closely monitoring the research updates to ensure that we stay on the cutting-edge of tinnitus treatment, and will continue to provide updates over the upcoming weeks! 

When learning to manage tinnitus, incorporating sound therapy is essential. In today's episode of the Tinnitus Relief Podcast, Dr. Ben meets with Rodrigo, a recent graduate of Treble Health. Rodrigo discusses his tinnitus habituation journey, and discusses why sound therapy was his most effective management tool.

Cochlear implants are a known treatment method for those with severe hearing loss, but can they also be helpful for those with tinnitus? This episode explores the connection between cochlear implants, hearing loss, and tinnitus. This may be the tinnitus relief that you're looking for.

Has your doctor ever suggested hearing aids? With today's technology, there are hundreds of options, and choosing the right hearing aid can often be overwhelming. In this episode, Dr. Ben discusses how to choose hearing aids based on your needs, and how to get the best value for the price. 

This is a presentation from the Tinnitus Relief Summit, where Julian Cowan Hill shares his top advice for tinnitus. He has learned that controlling the central nervous system is key for reducing ringing in the ears.

If you live with hyperacusis or sound sensitivity, every day activities can often be extremely loud and difficult to manage. Join Dr. Ben as he shares the best treatment options that are currently available for different sound sensitivities. 

Glenn Schweitzer is a renowned tinnitus coach and columnist for Healthy Hearing. Through his work, he raises awareness for tinnitus, Meniere’s disease, and other vestibular disorders, spreading his message of hope to those in need. He recently joined us at the Tinnitus Relief Summit to share some of his most successful coping methods, strategies, and techniques for managing tinnitus. 

Living with tinnitus can be challenging, but there are choices you can make to help you take control and manage your symptoms effectively. In this video, we'll explore some of the most important decisions that people with tinnitus need to consider. Join us and take the first step towards a happier, healthier life with ringing ears.

As over the counter hearing aids become more easily accessible, it is important to know that not all devices are created equally. While Nano Hearing Aids may seem appealing due to the fact that they are cheap and no prescription is required, these devices are not registered as OTC hearing aids with the FDA and we do not recommend them. Watch this review video to learn more.

As a practice that specializes in tinnitus, we believe that it is our responsibility to help to provide treatment options for those with tinnitus. Due to the success of our recent Tinnitus Relief Summit, Treble Health was able to donate $1,000 to the American Tinnitus Association to help fund research to find a cure. 

Can earplugs help to reduce tinnitus spikes? Jay Clark, founder and CEO of the earplug company EarPeace, talks about the benefits of using earplugs in loud environments, and how to make sure you always have them handy!

Did you know that there is evidence showing that the brain can shift tinnitus from bothersome to non bothersome? There are proven methods that can help to promote neuroplasticity in the brain, therefore allowing the brain to habituate to tinnitus and in turn reducing the perception of tinnitus.

"If I can habituate to tinnitus, I believe that anyone can." After months of dealing with tinnitus, seeing multiple doctors, and trying many different techniques with no success, Ken decided to reach out to Treble Health. Learn how we helped him to reach habituation and reduce his tinnitus.

What is the newest research in the tinnitus community ? Researchers are working tirelessly to find a cure for the condition that affects millions of people around the world, and today Dr. Michelle, Dr. Tracy, and Dr. Ben discuss three new research articles about tinnitus.

Whether you are looking for hearing aids for tinnitus, hearing loss, or both, the options can be overwhelming. Here are Dr. Ben's top picks for hearing aids this year, broken down by category!

In order to overcome tinnitus, there are oftentimes other challenges that need to be managed. If you have tinnitus, think about a challenge that you have had to overcome - whether it be work related, family related, or something else. The same methods and thought processes that helped you to face those challenges can be very similar to the ones needed to overcome tinnitus. 

Otosclerosis is a disease that typically affects the inner and middle ear, cause by a bony overgrowth on the stapes - the smallest bone in the body. Tinnitus is a common symptom of otosclerosis, but often times, it can be treated. Learn more about the causes, symptoms, and treatment options from Dr. Michelle. 

After seeing hundreds of patients over the last two years, we have noticed five specific habits that are shared amongst all successful tinnitus patients. Dr. Ben and Dr. Tracy talk about these five habits, and why they are so important to the habituation process. 

Today, we're taking a quick break from our normal content as Dr. Ben takes a moment to reflect on the year of 2022. He shares some of his biggest wins, challenges, and proudest moments of the year - with one of the highlights being that Treble Health saw over 3,000 tinnitus patients!!

If you have tinnitus, there is a strong chance that you have visited an ENT doctor and have been told that "there's nothing that can be done". If this is the case, you're not alone - this is an extremely common experience amongst tinnitus patients. However, this is not the case whatsoever - learn why.

When on the path to habituation, consistency is one of the most important aspects of a treatment plan. Even though there are a number of tools that can be used for tinnitus management (sound therapy, CBT, maskers), unless they are being used consistently, they are not being used to their full potential. Learn more from one of our Treble Health tinnitus experts, Dr. Sarah Mathews.

If you struggle with tinnitus, you may have heard your physician tell you to avoid salt – as well as caffeine, alcohol, and a few other favorite vices. We’re here to break down the science behind those recommendations. 

Sound therapy is one of the most helpful tools for tinnitus management. It can be used while doing almost anything throughout the day, such as working, relaxing, and even sleeping. There are hundreds of apps available, so we have narrowed down the options to our top 5. 

Dr. Ben and his team of audiologists have recently finished working on the Treble Health Ultimate Tinnitus Guide for 2023. This comprehensive guide contains everything needed for tinnitus management and relief. In this episode, Dr. Ben and Dr. Suzanne go in depth to talk about all of the information that is included in the guide!