Persistent ringing, buzzing, or clicking in your ears can be overwhelming. We construct personalized sound therapy plans to reduce the brain's focus on internal noise.
Tinnitus is not a disease itself, but a symptom of an underlying issue within the auditory system. Often associated with hearing loss, noise exposure, or circulation changes, the brain begins to over-amplify static noise signals.
While there is no single chemical cure for most types of chronic tinnitus, we successfully manage it using a combination of audiological science and modern sound systems:
We locate the exact pitch (frequency) and volume of your tinnitus in our testing room. This allows us to target sound treatment profiles with surgical accuracy.
Discreet hearing aid devices can project customized background audio (such as ocean waves, soft wind, or white noise) tuned specifically to neutralize your tinnitus pitch.
Tinnitus Retraining Therapy (TRT) combines sound therapy with professional counseling to retrain the brain to ignore the noise, turning it into background static (like a running fan).
Tinnitus is often accompanied by mild hearing loss that your brain tries to compensate for by turning up its internal amplifier. Treating the underlying hearing loss with hearing aids is often the single most effective way to eliminate or mask tinnitus.
Signs you should seek tinnitus management: