Are you Suffering from any of these symptoms as a result of Tinnitus? Call Today for a Consultation. Mild to severe anxiety Insomnia Triggered fight or flight Depression Negative thinking Crying spells Hopelessness Suicidal thoughts Ringing in the ears Do you feel your… Continue Reading
Noise Disorders
What are noise disorders? Individuals who suffer from noise disorders and auditory problems often end up isolating themselves in an attempt to avoid the noise that triggers their intense reaction. This condition is immensely problematic, especially because it comes in the way of their personal growth. Social interaction is very important for growth. These triggering… Continue Reading
Can I get Tinnitus Because of my Location
Can you get tinnitus because of your location? A person with tinnitus hears ringing, buzzing, whistling, hissing, or chirping when no physical sound is present. This condition is usually a symptom of either auditory or respiratory-related problems. Tinnitus can cause serious difficulty in sleeping and concentration. The severity of tinnitus can range from mild inconvenience… Continue Reading
Has the rate of Tinnitus Increased over the Years?
Has the rate of tinnitus increased over the years? Tinnitus is a condition wherein a person hears buzzing, ringing, hissing, and chirping in their ears with no physical source of the sound. Tinnitus is getting more common then you have probably thought it is. Around 32% of the US population has or ever had tinnitus,… Continue Reading
Current Treatments for Tinnitus
What are the current treatments for Tinnitus? Are you someone who feels a continuous ringing sensation in your ears and you find it unbearably irritating? Well, you may be suffering from Tinnitus, which is an auditory condition that can result from various causes. Do you want to make it go away or at least reduce… Continue Reading
Is Tinnitus related to other conditions?
Many wonder if tinnitus related to other conditions. Tinnitus is a noise disorder that involves hearing loss and auditory issues. It is result of damage to the ‘cilia’ (hair cells) in our inner ears, which interrupts the normal process of sound interpretation. Usually, this condition stems from exposure to intensely loud and repetitive sound, which… Continue Reading
Causes of Tinnitus
What are some causes if tinnitus? Tinnitus is becoming one of the most prevailing health conditions in the United States. According to a report, around 50 million people in the U.S. are affected by tinnitus at some point in their life. Many people associate it with hearing loss. However, the condition does not result in… Continue Reading
Ringing in the Ears – Do I have Tinnitus?
Ringing in the ears can border on painful. Victims of tinnitus experience a wide range of symptoms capable of jeopardizing hearing, employment, and even relationships. The Tinnitus Cognitive Center can identify tinnitus and developed a therapy to help you control the effects of the condition. What are the symptoms of Tinnitus? Tinnitus is an audial… Continue Reading
Tinnitus in the News
With growing awareness, tinnitus is in the news. Be a part of the revolution at the Tinnitus Cognitive Center. Can you capture the sounds of tinnitus? You are not alone if you suffer from tinnitus. Lipo-Flavanoid highlighted these by interviewing a small fraction of the 50 million affected Americans. Their research is presented in a… Continue Reading
Breakthroughs in Tinnitus Treatment
Breakthroughs in tinnitus treatment continue to offer people suffering from this condition a way out of pain and frustration. Dr. Stephen Geller Katz, LCSW-R’s groundbreaking tinnitus Cognitive Retraining Therapy. Researchers found other methods for treatment, but cognitive retraining remains the most effective means for dealing with symptoms. What breakthroughs have been made in Tinnitus treatment?… Continue Reading
Cognitive Retraining Therapy for Tinnitus
Cognitive retraining helps those affected with tinnitus cope with the side effects by dealing with reactions to related symptoms. The Tinnitus Cognitive Center can help you to learn how to deal with your condition. Cognitive Retraining. Can it help cure my Tinnitus? There is no known cure for tinnitus. The inner ear cannot be repaired… Continue Reading
The Future of Treating Tinnitus
The future of treating tinnitus grows brighter every year. After gradual acceptance among audiologists, the condition is now well known and even being worked on by the major hearing aid companies. The Tinnitus Cognitive Center can help you grapple with your symptoms and improve quality of life with our advanced cognitive retraining therapy. When did… Continue Reading
Psychotherapy for Tinnitus
Despite having no cure, there are ways to help cope using psychotherapy for tinnitus. The Tinnitus Cognitive Center under Stephen Geller Katz, LCSW-R provides a treatment that helps sufferers turn to normalcy. What psychotherapy treatments are available for Tinnitus? There are well-backed therapies to help deal with the symptoms of tinnitus. These therapies aim to… Continue Reading
Is Tinnitus a Symptom of Hearing Loss?
A question often asked is whether tinnitus a symptom of hearing loss? While most commonly linked to hearing loss, tinnitus is not always directly related to hearing loss. Whether or not the condition results in hearing loss, it is currently incurable. Clinics such as the tinnitus Cognitive Center can help you deal with the side effects.… Continue Reading
What is Audio Therapy for Tinnitus
Audio therapy for tinnitus uses real noise to treat your perception and reaction to Tinnitus. Stephen Geller Katz, LCSW-R uses sound therapy in his Tinnitus Cognitive Retraining Therapy to help patient’s deal with the pain, frustration, and anxiety of Tinnitus at the Tinnitus Cognitive Center. What is audio therapy for Tinnitus? Audio therapy is a… Continue Reading
Ringing in the Ears?
Ringing in the ears can border on painful. Victims of tinnitus experience a wide range of symptoms capable of jeopardizing hearing, employment, and even relationships. The tinnitus Cognitive Center can identify tinnitus and developed a therapy to help you control the effects of the condition. What are the symptoms of Tinnitus? Tinnitus is an audial… Continue Reading
The History of Identifying and Treating Tinnitus
The history of identifying and treating tinnitus goes as far back as ancient Rome and Greece. While some methods of the ancients were effective, more modern science led to treatments such as Tinnitus Cognitive Retraining Therapy developed at the Tinnitus Cognitive Center by Stephen Geller Katz, LCSW-R. Did the Romans and Greeks know about Tinnitus?… Continue Reading
What is Cognitive Retraining Therapy
Tinnitus is uncurable but cognitive retraining therapy and cognitive behavioral therapy can help. Stephen Geller Katz has 20 years of clinical experience, creating the Tinnitus Cognitive Retraining Therapy and the Tinnitus Cognitive Center to combat the growing number of people suffering from this condition. How does Tinnitus impact emotional health? Fifty percent of Tinnitus sufferers… Continue Reading
Types of Tinnitus
There are multiple different types of tinnitus. The Tinnitus Cognitive Center can help you discern a course of action for whichever form of tinnitus you are suffering. Are there different types of tinnitus? Tinnitus comes in different forms. Some of these types are related to how the body affects your symptoms. Pulsatile tinnitus is related… Continue Reading
Ginkgo for Tinnitus and why it doesn’t always work
Is taking ginko for tinnitus effective? Ginkgo is a deciduous Chinese tree related to the conifers, with fan-shaped leaves and yellow flowers. It has several primitive features and is like some Jurassic fossils. This tree is very controversial when it comes to tinnitus. Some people claim that ginkgo has cured them of tinnitus completely and… Continue Reading
Coping with Tinnitus
To live a fulfilling life, coping with tinnitus is necessary. Tinnitus can be very distressing if one does not know how to cope with it. There are a few things that studies have proven help patients cope with tinnitus from CBT to Masking devices. CBT is very helpful because it helps to retrain the way… Continue Reading
Tinnitus in Children
Tinnitus in Children Tinnitus in children can be a very daunting subject for parents. A few studies have examined the occurrence of tinnitus in children. Among children with hearing difficulties, tinnitus affects as many as 24 to 29 percent. Tinnitus may be caused by ear infections, noise exposure, and head injuries. It can be very… Continue Reading
Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) for Tinnitus
Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) Many have heard of CBT but not as many people have heard of DBT. We have written an article about how CBT can benefit those dealing with tinnitus, but let’s discuss how DBT could benefit you as well. DBT is very similar to CBT but it instead focuses heavily on distress… Continue Reading
Community for Sufferers of Tinnitus
Community for Sufferers of Tinnitus Community is very important for many reasons. It is important to know that you are not alone and that others understand your pain. Joining groups of people that get your pain can help to validate you and your experiences. Validation is very important especially with something like tinnitus because since… Continue Reading
Cognitive Therapy for the Treatment of Tinnitus
Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) is great for people struggling with unhelpful thought patterns but even more so it can help you to take control of your feelings towards tinnitus. It was initially designed for people dealing with pain, depression, anxiety, and other mental disorders. Instead of experiencing it as something that is hurting you or… Continue Reading
Causes of Tinnitus
Causes of Tinnitus There are many causes of tinnitus and since there are so many different things that may have caused this issue it is best for you to consult with a doctor to get the best treatment. You can contact us for more details and to book an appointment. The causes of tinnitus are… Continue Reading
Noise Disorders
What are noise disorders? Individuals who suffer from noise disorders and auditory problems often end up isolating themselves in an attempt to avoid the noise that triggers their intense reaction. This condition is immensely problematic, especially because it comes in the way of their personal growth. Social interaction is very important for growth. These triggering… Continue Reading
Can I get Tinnitus Because of my Location
Can you get tinnitus because of your location? A person with tinnitus hears ringing, buzzing, whistling, hissing, or chirping when no physical sound is present. This condition is usually a symptom of either auditory or respiratory-related problems. Tinnitus can cause serious difficulty in sleeping and concentration. The severity of tinnitus can range from mild inconvenience… Continue Reading
Has the rate of Tinnitus Increased over the Years?
Has the rate of tinnitus increased over the years? Tinnitus is a condition wherein a person hears buzzing, ringing, hissing, and chirping in their ears with no physical source of the sound. Tinnitus is getting more common then you have probably thought it is. Around 32% of the US population has or ever had tinnitus,… Continue Reading
Current Treatments for Tinnitus
What are the current treatments for Tinnitus? Are you someone who feels a continuous ringing sensation in your ears and you find it unbearably irritating? Well, you may be suffering from Tinnitus, which is an auditory condition that can result from various causes. Do you want to make it go away or at least reduce… Continue Reading
Is Tinnitus related to other conditions?
Many wonder if tinnitus related to other conditions. Tinnitus is a noise disorder that involves hearing loss and auditory issues. It is result of damage to the ‘cilia’ (hair cells) in our inner ears, which interrupts the normal process of sound interpretation. Usually, this condition stems from exposure to intensely loud and repetitive sound, which… Continue Reading
Causes of Tinnitus
What are some causes if tinnitus? Tinnitus is becoming one of the most prevailing health conditions in the United States. According to a report, around 50 million people in the U.S. are affected by tinnitus at some point in their life. Many people associate it with hearing loss. However, the condition does not result in… Continue Reading
Ringing in the Ears – Do I have Tinnitus?
Ringing in the ears can border on painful. Victims of tinnitus experience a wide range of symptoms capable of jeopardizing hearing, employment, and even relationships. The Tinnitus Cognitive Center can identify tinnitus and developed a therapy to help you control the effects of the condition. What are the symptoms of Tinnitus? Tinnitus is an audial… Continue Reading
Tinnitus in the News
With growing awareness, tinnitus is in the news. Be a part of the revolution at the Tinnitus Cognitive Center. Can you capture the sounds of tinnitus? You are not alone if you suffer from tinnitus. Lipo-Flavanoid highlighted these by interviewing a small fraction of the 50 million affected Americans. Their research is presented in a… Continue Reading
Breakthroughs in Tinnitus Treatment
Breakthroughs in tinnitus treatment continue to offer people suffering from this condition a way out of pain and frustration. Dr. Stephen Geller Katz, LCSW-R’s groundbreaking tinnitus Cognitive Retraining Therapy. Researchers found other methods for treatment, but cognitive retraining remains the most effective means for dealing with symptoms. What breakthroughs have been made in Tinnitus treatment?… Continue Reading
Cognitive Retraining Therapy for Tinnitus
Cognitive retraining helps those affected with tinnitus cope with the side effects by dealing with reactions to related symptoms. The Tinnitus Cognitive Center can help you to learn how to deal with your condition. Cognitive Retraining. Can it help cure my Tinnitus? There is no known cure for tinnitus. The inner ear cannot be repaired… Continue Reading
The Future of Treating Tinnitus
The future of treating tinnitus grows brighter every year. After gradual acceptance among audiologists, the condition is now well known and even being worked on by the major hearing aid companies. The Tinnitus Cognitive Center can help you grapple with your symptoms and improve quality of life with our advanced cognitive retraining therapy. When did… Continue Reading
Psychotherapy for Tinnitus
Despite having no cure, there are ways to help cope using psychotherapy for tinnitus. The Tinnitus Cognitive Center under Stephen Geller Katz, LCSW-R provides a treatment that helps sufferers turn to normalcy. What psychotherapy treatments are available for Tinnitus? There are well-backed therapies to help deal with the symptoms of tinnitus. These therapies aim to… Continue Reading
Is Tinnitus a Symptom of Hearing Loss?
A question often asked is whether tinnitus a symptom of hearing loss? While most commonly linked to hearing loss, tinnitus is not always directly related to hearing loss. Whether or not the condition results in hearing loss, it is currently incurable. Clinics such as the tinnitus Cognitive Center can help you deal with the side effects.… Continue Reading
What is Audio Therapy for Tinnitus
Audio therapy for tinnitus uses real noise to treat your perception and reaction to Tinnitus. Stephen Geller Katz, LCSW-R uses sound therapy in his Tinnitus Cognitive Retraining Therapy to help patient’s deal with the pain, frustration, and anxiety of Tinnitus at the Tinnitus Cognitive Center. What is audio therapy for Tinnitus? Audio therapy is a… Continue Reading
Ringing in the Ears?
Ringing in the ears can border on painful. Victims of tinnitus experience a wide range of symptoms capable of jeopardizing hearing, employment, and even relationships. The tinnitus Cognitive Center can identify tinnitus and developed a therapy to help you control the effects of the condition. What are the symptoms of Tinnitus? Tinnitus is an audial… Continue Reading
The History of Identifying and Treating Tinnitus
The history of identifying and treating tinnitus goes as far back as ancient Rome and Greece. While some methods of the ancients were effective, more modern science led to treatments such as Tinnitus Cognitive Retraining Therapy developed at the Tinnitus Cognitive Center by Stephen Geller Katz, LCSW-R. Did the Romans and Greeks know about Tinnitus?… Continue Reading
What is Cognitive Retraining Therapy
Tinnitus is uncurable but cognitive retraining therapy and cognitive behavioral therapy can help. Stephen Geller Katz has 20 years of clinical experience, creating the Tinnitus Cognitive Retraining Therapy and the Tinnitus Cognitive Center to combat the growing number of people suffering from this condition. How does Tinnitus impact emotional health? Fifty percent of Tinnitus sufferers… Continue Reading
Types of Tinnitus
There are multiple different types of tinnitus. The Tinnitus Cognitive Center can help you discern a course of action for whichever form of tinnitus you are suffering. Are there different types of tinnitus? Tinnitus comes in different forms. Some of these types are related to how the body affects your symptoms. Pulsatile tinnitus is related… Continue Reading
Ginkgo for Tinnitus and why it doesn’t always work
Is taking ginko for tinnitus effective? Ginkgo is a deciduous Chinese tree related to the conifers, with fan-shaped leaves and yellow flowers. It has several primitive features and is like some Jurassic fossils. This tree is very controversial when it comes to tinnitus. Some people claim that ginkgo has cured them of tinnitus completely and… Continue Reading
Coping with Tinnitus
To live a fulfilling life, coping with tinnitus is necessary. Tinnitus can be very distressing if one does not know how to cope with it. There are a few things that studies have proven help patients cope with tinnitus from CBT to Masking devices. CBT is very helpful because it helps to retrain the way… Continue Reading
Tinnitus in Children
Tinnitus in Children Tinnitus in children can be a very daunting subject for parents. A few studies have examined the occurrence of tinnitus in children. Among children with hearing difficulties, tinnitus affects as many as 24 to 29 percent. Tinnitus may be caused by ear infections, noise exposure, and head injuries. It can be very… Continue Reading
Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) for Tinnitus
Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) Many have heard of CBT but not as many people have heard of DBT. We have written an article about how CBT can benefit those dealing with tinnitus, but let’s discuss how DBT could benefit you as well. DBT is very similar to CBT but it instead focuses heavily on distress… Continue Reading
Community for Sufferers of Tinnitus
Community for Sufferers of Tinnitus Community is very important for many reasons. It is important to know that you are not alone and that others understand your pain. Joining groups of people that get your pain can help to validate you and your experiences. Validation is very important especially with something like tinnitus because since… Continue Reading
Cognitive Therapy for the Treatment of Tinnitus
Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) is great for people struggling with unhelpful thought patterns but even more so it can help you to take control of your feelings towards tinnitus. It was initially designed for people dealing with pain, depression, anxiety, and other mental disorders. Instead of experiencing it as something that is hurting you or… Continue Reading
Causes of Tinnitus
Causes of Tinnitus There are many causes of tinnitus and since there are so many different things that may have caused this issue it is best for you to consult with a doctor to get the best treatment. You can contact us for more details and to book an appointment. The causes of tinnitus are… Continue Reading
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