Are You Suffering From Any of These Symptoms as a Result of Tinnitus? Call Today for a Consultation. ■ Mild to severe anxiety ■ Depression ■ Insomnia ■ Negative thinking ■ Triggered fight or flight ■ Crying spells ■ Hopelessness ■ Ringing in the ears ■ Suicidal thoughts Are you growing more isolated? Do you… Continue Reading
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Misophonia Treatment
What is Misophonia? Misophonia means “hatred of sound.” This neuropsychiatric disorder results in negative emotions that are triggered by certain sounds to which the patient is sensitive. An experienced tinnitus treatment psychotherapist, like Stephen Geller Katz, LCSW-R, can help you adapt to this condition. Misophonia might cause people to have a negative emotional reaction like… Continue Reading
Cause of Tinnitus in Children
Tinnitus Occurs Frequently Among Children Stephen G. Katz, LCSW-R, a leading Manhattan tinnitus treatment psychotherapist, frequently treats children who are experiencing tinnitus, a condition that results in a ringing or roaring noise in the ears. The incidence of tinnitus is the same in childhood as in adults. As many as a third of children experience… Continue Reading
Top Causes of Tinnitus
One of the most common causes of tinnitus is inner ear cell damage. Tiny, fine hairs in your inner ear oscillate in relation to pressure of sound wave pressure. This causes cells to signal auditory nerves to your brain. The brain then reads these signals as sound. If the hairs inside your inner ear are… Continue Reading
Tinnitus or Ear Infection?
If you have ringing in your ears, you could have an ear infection or you could be experiencing Tinnitus. You may even be experiencing both. Tinnitus is a symptom that can be caused by an ear infection. If this is the case, how do you know if what you have is Tinnitus; something that will… Continue Reading
Tinnitus Symptoms
What are the Symptoms of Tinnitus? The symptoms of Tinnitus and Tinnitus treatment options are as varied as the people who suffer from this condition. The first step to understanding the symptoms of Tinnitus is to understand that this condition is actually a symptom. Numerous things can cause Tinnitus, from an ear infection to working… Continue Reading
Medications for Tinnitus
Tinnitus Medications One thing to remember when dealing with Tinnitus is it is a symptom and not a cause. This means that there is an underlying condition for which Tinnitus is a symptom. For example, stress, an abnormal blood vessel, or other issue may cause it. The result is that there is no one treatment.… Continue Reading
Options for Tinnitus Treatment
Tinnitus treatment options Tinnitus: you may be suffering from it if you’ve experienced a persistent ringing, buzzing, hissing, chirping, or clacking sound in your ears, even though there is nothing around you causing it. There are treatment choices that can help you. There are many Tinnitus treatment options available today from traditional to alternative methods.… Continue Reading
LCSW-R Professional for Tinnitus
If you are dealing with Tinnitus, you may have numerous side effects. You may well have depression and need a variety of different Tinnitus treatment options. It means you will need a LCSW-R professional who is trained to handle the various therapy methods that are part of the treatment process for Tinnitus. Alternatively, perhaps you… Continue Reading
I have Ringing in my ears do I have Tinnitus?
Tinnitus is a symptom, where there are numerous causes. It could be caused by a variety of things from working in a loud environment, to a muscle spasm in the middle ear. Whatever the cause it could be difficult for you to deal with everyday life. The question is how do you know if you… Continue Reading
What is Tinnitus?
When people hear the word Tinnitus, they may think it is something horrible, contagious, or transmittable. However, Tinnitus is defined as the perception of sound in one or both ears or in the head, when there is no discernable external cause. The sound can be everything from ringing to hissing, buzzing, chirping, clicking or even… Continue Reading
Ringing Ears Treatment Doctor
Ringing Ears: it doesn’t sound as difficult as other health issues, but for many people it can be a difficult condition to manage. If you have experienced it, even temporarily, then you know the feeling. The constant noise just does not go away. It can be a soft or a loud noise. It could be… Continue Reading
Tinnitus Retraining Therapy
Retraining your brain sounds difficult, but it is actually something that is being done as part of the treatment options available for Tinnitus. Tinnitus, or ringing ears, involves hearing a ringing sound or even a buzzing sound all the time, even when there is nothing there to create the sound. The result can be a… Continue Reading
Tinnitus Treatments
Tinnitus is also known as ringing ears. It is where there is a persistent buzzing or ringing in the ears, even though there is nothing there in actuality to cause the sound. The disorder can be caused by numerous factors. It could be the result of working in an environment with loud noises. It can… Continue Reading
Cognitive Retraining Therapy for Tinnitus
Tinnitus, it sounds horrible but it is a simple and common disorder that involves a persistent ringing or buzzing noise in one or both ears. The problem can cause a great deal of issues for people who suffer from it; especially severe cases. The noise can be irritating, annoying, distracting; it can have a serious… Continue Reading
Counseling Services for Tinnitus
Counseling for Tinnitus Have you been hearing ringing in your ears but there is no actual sound? You could be experiencing a condition known as Tinnitus. This condition is also known as Ringing Ears and can be caused by several conditions. Unfortunately, there is no way to cure this condition completely. Treatments are available that… Continue Reading
How does hearing work?
The mechanisms of hearing are complex and our understanding of them is continually evolving. Simplified, the ear translates air movements into nerve impulses sent to the brain. These impulses are then further processed based on things like location to the listener, volume and quality to determine what’s “important” and what can be ignored. The acoustics… Continue Reading
Dietary Deficiencies and Tinnitus
According to the Mayo clinic, tinnitus affects as much as 10% of the population. The constant ringing and buzzing sound can be maddening, and research continues to search for causes and resolutions. Much study has gone into whether vitamins, minerals and other dietary issues can lead to tinnitus. While the jury is still out, there… Continue Reading
Are there foods that can relieve tinnitus?
Tinnitus is a chronic condition of constant ringing in the ears. The cause is frequently unknown, which makes treatment a struggle to separate what works from what doesn’t. In cases where the medical cause is apparent – such as acoustic trauma, an inner ear disorder such as Meniere’s disease or infection – the treatment for… Continue Reading
A paradigm shift in thinking creates new possibilities for tinnitus treatment
Tinnitus affects more than 10% of the American population. A constant ringing in the ears, it can vary from little more than an irritation to a debilitating condition. Tinnitus is caused from a variety of problems ranging from hearing loss to injury, and has been the subject of extensive research into both its causes and… Continue Reading
Tinnitus, A Holistic Approach. Cognitive Retraining (Part II)
Over-the-counter supplements for the treatment of tinnitus? In recent years much discussion has surrounded micro-nutrients’ and the essential fatty acids’ role in reducing degenerative disease. Arguments can be made that foods with less processing and a more organic lifecycle may be richer in these. While the effect on chronic illness of the steroids, antibacterials and… Continue Reading
Tinnitus, A Holistic Approach. Cognitive Retraining (Part I)
What causes tinnitus? Tinnitus affects as many as 10% of the U.S. population and there is little agreement as to its causes or treatments. As with most idiopathic nerve problems, the cause of one person’s tinnitus may differ completely from another’s. For this reason therapy plans are usually dictated by the underlying medical condition leading… Continue Reading
Vitamin B-12 and Tinnitus
What is Tinnitus? Tinnitus is a frustrating, chronic disorder that can – at times – make a person feel like they’re going mad. It can be related to a diagnosed medical condition or be completely idiopathic; and when the cause is unknown finding solutions is an exhausting process. Nutrition and Tinnitus Nutrition and dietary deficiencies… Continue Reading
Blood sugar, diet and tinnitus NYC
Can Diet and Blood Sugar Affect Tinnitus? Tinnitus affects an estimated 50,000 Americans and can be a very real source of frustration and stress in their lives. When a medical treatment cannot be found, many turn to holistic and other lifestyle changes to help control the ringing. Recent research has identified some of the potential… Continue Reading
Vagus nerve stimulation shows promise for tinnitus treatment NYC
What is Tinnitus? Tinnitus is an aggravating condition of unrelenting ringing in the ears. It affects an estimated 12 million people in the U.S., with as many as 2 million suffers finding it difficult to lead a normal life as a result of the noise. Researchers have been investigating the possibility that tinnitus may be… Continue Reading
Tinnitus treatment: What causes tinnitus?
What causes tinnitus? The causes of tinnitus are varied and often unknown. Sound is ultimately a neurological process stimulated by the mechanical movements in the middle and inner ear. By definition tinnitus is a false signal sent to the brain, and as with any complicated biological mechanism there are multiple points of failure that can… Continue Reading
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