Tinnitus Consultation in Centerville, Falmouth, Fall River, and Dartmouth
A clear understanding of conversations is an essential element to achieving a satisfying, independent lifestyle. Individuals with a hearing loss can have the capacity to continue their active lifestyle without skipping a beat thanks to advanced technology hearing aids.
Tinnitus Consultation in Centerville, Falmouth, Fall River, and Dartmouth
A clear understanding of conversations is an essential element to achieving a satisfying, independent lifestyle. Individuals with a hearing loss can have the capacity to continue their active lifestyle without skipping a beat thanks to advanced technology hearing aids.
Tinnitus Consultation in Centerville, Falmouth, Fall River, and Dartmouth
A clear understanding of conversations is an essential element to achieving a satisfying, independent lifestyle. Individuals with a hearing loss can have the capacity to continue their active lifestyle without skipping a beat thanks to advanced technology hearing aids.
What Is Tinnitus?
Tinnitus is the perception of a sound with no external sound source. Although bothersome, tinnitus usually isn’t a sign of something serious. It can affect people very differently.
Some people live with it for many years and are unbothered by it. Some people find after many years of living with their tinnitus unbothered, one day it intensifies and they need help in managing it. Others immediately need help.
If you find that you’re struggling with tinnitus symptoms, our team is happy to help you with our varied treatment plans that can help you move past that phantom noise and hear the world around you with no distractions.
Personalized Tinnitus Care with Solutions for Every Individual
There are also many different types of sounds heard, people report hearing high pitched tones, hissing, whooshing, crickets, music, and many other sounds.
Also, some people report no difficulty sleeping while others can’t possibly get to sleep because of their tinnitus perception. Because there is no one type, at Duncan Hearing Healthcare, we find there is no single approach to tinnitus management that works exclusively for every patient. Therefore our practitioners are trained in several different modalities and draw from any/all of them depending on the individual’s needs.
50 Million
Adults Suffer From Tinnitus
#1 Disability
Among Military Veterans
Any Age
Tinnitus Begins At Any Age
Sudden or Gradual
Tinnitus Can Be Sudden Or Gradual In Onset
Personalized Tinnitus Care with Solutions for Every Individual
There are also many different types of sounds heard, people report hearing high pitched tones, hissing, whooshing, crickets, music, and many other sounds.
Also, some people report no difficulty sleeping while others can’t possibly get to sleep because of their tinnitus perception. Because there is no one type, at Duncan Hearing Healthcare, we find there is no single approach to tinnitus management that works exclusively for every patient. Therefore our practitioners are trained in several different modalities and draw from any/all of them depending on the individual’s needs.
50 Million
Adults Suffer From Tinnitus
#1 Disability
Among Military Veterans
Any Age
Tinnitus Begins At Any Age
Sudden or Gradual
Tinnitus Can Be Sudden Or Gradual In Onset
Personalized Tinnitus Care with Solutions for Every Individual
There are also many different types of sounds heard, people report hearing high pitched tones, hissing, whooshing, crickets, music, and many other sounds.
Also, some people report no difficulty sleeping while others can’t possibly get to sleep because of their tinnitus perception. Because there is no one type, at Duncan Hearing Healthcare, we find there is no single approach to tinnitus management that works exclusively for every patient. Therefore our practitioners are trained in several different modalities and draw from any/all of them depending on the individual’s needs.
50 Million
Adults Suffer From Tinnitus
#1 Disability
Among Military Veterans
Any Age
Tinnitus Begins At Any Age
Sudden or Gradual
Tinnitus Can Be Sudden Or Gradual In Onset
Tinnitus Management Strategies Our Practitioners Use
Nutrition
Nutrition
Nutrition
Mindfulness
Mindfulness
Mindfulness
Stress Management
Stress Management
Stress Management
TRT (Tinnitus Retraining Therapy)
TRT (Tinnitus Retraining Therapy)
TRT (Tinnitus Retraining Therapy)
PTM (Progressive Tinnitus Management)
PTM (Progressive Tinnitus Management)
PTM (Progressive Tinnitus Management)
Sound Enrichment
Sound Enrichment
Sound Enrichment
Tinnitus Sound Management with Amplification
Tinnitus Sound Management with Amplification
Tinnitus Sound Management with Amplification
Hearing Aid Fittings
Hearing Aid Fittings
Hearing Aid Fittings
How Is Tinnitus Treated?
The first step in the management process is scheduling a tinnitus consultation and assessment appointment with one of our certified audiologists.
During the consultation, the Audiologist will perform specialized testing to assess your hearing mechanism to look for possible causes of tinnitus. The pitch, loudness, and maskability of your tinnitus perception will be assessed. You will complete a lengthy set of questionnaires to help us determine the possible root cause/causes of your tinnitus perception which will help guide your specific and unique tinnitus management plan.
Hearing Aids
For individuals with hearing loss, hearing aids can be an effective treatment for tinnitus. By amplifying external sounds, they help mask the internal ringing or buzzing associated with tinnitus, making it less noticeable.
Hearing aids can also improve overall hearing, reducing the strain on the auditory system and potentially alleviating tinnitus symptoms.
Sound Enrichment
Sound enrichment involves using external sounds, such as white noise, nature sounds, or gentle music, to mask the tinnitus.
These sounds can help distract from the internal ringing and provide a soothing environment, especially in quiet settings where tinnitus is often more pronounced. Devices like sound machines, fans, or apps can be used to create a calming auditory background.
Relaxation Techniques
Stress is known to exacerbate tinnitus, so relaxation techniques such as deep breathing, meditation, and yoga can be beneficial. These methods help lower stress levels, which in turn can reduce the intensity of tinnitus symptoms.
Regular relaxation practices can create a calmer mental state, making it easier to cope with the condition.
Managing Emotions
Tinnitus can often cause frustration, anxiety, and even depression.
Learning to manage these emotional responses is crucial for coping with the condition. Support groups, therapy, and mindfulness techniques can help individuals process their feelings about tinnitus, improving their overall well-being and reducing the emotional toll the condition can take.
Sleep Management
Tinnitus can interfere with sleep, but developing healthy sleep habits can help. Establishing a regular bedtime routine, using sound enrichment during the night, and practicing relaxation techniques before bed can make falling asleep easier.
Proper sleep is essential for reducing stress and improving overall quality of life, which can also positively impact tinnitus symptoms.
How Is Tinnitus Treated?
The first step in the management process is scheduling a tinnitus consultation and assessment appointment with one of our certified audiologists.
During the consultation, the Audiologist will perform specialized testing to assess your hearing mechanism to look for possible causes of tinnitus. The pitch, loudness, and maskability of your tinnitus perception will be assessed. You will complete a lengthy set of questionnaires to help us determine the possible root cause/causes of your tinnitus perception which will help guide your specific and unique tinnitus management plan.
Hearing Aids
For individuals with hearing loss, hearing aids can be an effective treatment for tinnitus. By amplifying external sounds, they help mask the internal ringing or buzzing associated with tinnitus, making it less noticeable.
Hearing aids can also improve overall hearing, reducing the strain on the auditory system and potentially alleviating tinnitus symptoms.
Sound Enrichment
Sound enrichment involves using external sounds, such as white noise, nature sounds, or gentle music, to mask the tinnitus.
These sounds can help distract from the internal ringing and provide a soothing environment, especially in quiet settings where tinnitus is often more pronounced. Devices like sound machines, fans, or apps can be used to create a calming auditory background.
Relaxation Techniques
Stress is known to exacerbate tinnitus, so relaxation techniques such as deep breathing, meditation, and yoga can be beneficial. These methods help lower stress levels, which in turn can reduce the intensity of tinnitus symptoms.
Regular relaxation practices can create a calmer mental state, making it easier to cope with the condition.
Managing Emotions
Tinnitus can often cause frustration, anxiety, and even depression.
Learning to manage these emotional responses is crucial for coping with the condition. Support groups, therapy, and mindfulness techniques can help individuals process their feelings about tinnitus, improving their overall well-being and reducing the emotional toll the condition can take.
Sleep Management
Tinnitus can interfere with sleep, but developing healthy sleep habits can help. Establishing a regular bedtime routine, using sound enrichment during the night, and practicing relaxation techniques before bed can make falling asleep easier.
Proper sleep is essential for reducing stress and improving overall quality of life, which can also positively impact tinnitus symptoms.
How Is Tinnitus Treated?
The first step in the management process is scheduling a tinnitus consultation and assessment appointment with one of our certified audiologists.
During the consultation, the Audiologist will perform specialized testing to assess your hearing mechanism to look for possible causes of tinnitus. The pitch, loudness, and maskability of your tinnitus perception will be assessed. You will complete a lengthy set of questionnaires to help us determine the possible root cause/causes of your tinnitus perception which will help guide your specific and unique tinnitus management plan.
Hearing Aids
For individuals with hearing loss, hearing aids can be an effective treatment for tinnitus. By amplifying external sounds, they help mask the internal ringing or buzzing associated with tinnitus, making it less noticeable.
Hearing aids can also improve overall hearing, reducing the strain on the auditory system and potentially alleviating tinnitus symptoms.
Sound Enrichment
Sound enrichment involves using external sounds, such as white noise, nature sounds, or gentle music, to mask the tinnitus.
These sounds can help distract from the internal ringing and provide a soothing environment, especially in quiet settings where tinnitus is often more pronounced. Devices like sound machines, fans, or apps can be used to create a calming auditory background.
Relaxation Techniques
Stress is known to exacerbate tinnitus, so relaxation techniques such as deep breathing, meditation, and yoga can be beneficial. These methods help lower stress levels, which in turn can reduce the intensity of tinnitus symptoms.
Regular relaxation practices can create a calmer mental state, making it easier to cope with the condition.
Managing Emotions
Tinnitus can often cause frustration, anxiety, and even depression.
Learning to manage these emotional responses is crucial for coping with the condition. Support groups, therapy, and mindfulness techniques can help individuals process their feelings about tinnitus, improving their overall well-being and reducing the emotional toll the condition can take.
Sleep Management
Tinnitus can interfere with sleep, but developing healthy sleep habits can help. Establishing a regular bedtime routine, using sound enrichment during the night, and practicing relaxation techniques before bed can make falling asleep easier.
Proper sleep is essential for reducing stress and improving overall quality of life, which can also positively impact tinnitus symptoms.
Pricing
How Much Does Tinnitus Management Cost?
Get clear, transparent pricing and understand what’s included in our tinnitus care program.
Personalized care
Get a tailored tinnitus management plan designed around your symptoms, lifestyle, and goals.
Comprehensive evaluation
Receive a full tinnitus assessment, including symptom review, sound therapy options, and counseling.
Follow-up guidance
Your second visit ensures you understand your plan and feel confident managing your tinnitus.
Ongoing support
If you need additional help, optional follow-up sessions are available whenever you need them.
Tinnitus Consultation and Assessment
A complete tinnitus management program including a 90-minute initial consultation, and a 45-minute follow-up
$370.00*
$500
Two comprehensive tinnitus appointments
Personalized management plan and workbook
Guidance on lifestyle and sound therapy options
Insurance-billed diagnostic testing (if required)
Optional follow-up sessions available
Pricing
How Much Does Tinnitus Management Cost?
Get clear, transparent pricing and understand what’s included in our tinnitus care program.
Personalized care
Get a tailored tinnitus management plan designed around your symptoms, lifestyle, and goals.
Comprehensive evaluation
Receive a full tinnitus assessment, including symptom review, sound therapy options, and counseling.
Follow-up guidance
Your second visit ensures you understand your plan and feel confident managing your tinnitus.
Ongoing support
If you need additional help, optional follow-up sessions are available whenever you need them.
Tinnitus Consultation and Assessment
A complete tinnitus management program including a 90-minute initial consultation, and a 45-minute follow-up
$370.00*
$500
Two comprehensive tinnitus appointments
Personalized management plan and workbook
Guidance on lifestyle and sound therapy options
Insurance-billed diagnostic testing (if required)
Optional follow-up sessions available
Pricing
How Much Does Tinnitus Management Cost?
Get clear, transparent pricing and understand what’s included in our tinnitus care program.
Personalized care
Get a tailored tinnitus management plan designed around your symptoms, lifestyle, and goals.
Comprehensive evaluation
Receive a full tinnitus assessment, including symptom review, sound therapy options, and counseling.
Follow-up guidance
Your second visit ensures you understand your plan and feel confident managing your tinnitus.
Ongoing support
If you need additional help, optional follow-up sessions are available whenever you need them.
Tinnitus Consultation and Assessment
A complete tinnitus management program including a 90-minute initial consultation, and a 45-minute follow-up
$370.00
$500
Two comprehensive tinnitus appointments
Personalized management plan and workbook
Guidance on lifestyle and sound therapy options
Insurance-billed diagnostic testing (if required)
Optional follow-up sessions available
Request a Callback
Would you like to speak to one of our hearing care professionals to ask your questions, share your concerns, or share your challenges?Then simply complete this form and we’ll call you back shortly for a friendly no-obligation conversation.Don’t want to wait? Then why not call us at your nearest office
Fall River Hearing Center
Centerville Hearing Center
Dartmouth Hearing Center
Falmouth Hearing Center
Request a Callback
Would you like to speak to one of our hearing care professionals to ask your questions, share your concerns, or share your challenges?Then simply complete this form and we’ll call you back shortly for a friendly no-obligation conversation.Don’t want to wait? Then why not call us at your nearest office
Fall River Hearing Center
Centerville Hearing Center
Dartmouth Hearing Center
Falmouth Hearing Center
Request a Callback
Would you like to speak to one of our hearing care professionals to ask your questions, share your concerns, or share your challenges?Then simply complete this form and we’ll call you back shortly for a friendly no-obligation conversation.Don’t want to wait? Then why not call us at your nearest office
Fall River Hearing Center
Centerville Hearing Center
Dartmouth Hearing Center
Falmouth Hearing Center