Tyler, Richard S, Gogel, Stephanie A, Gehringer, Anne K, Richard S. Tyler, Stephanie A. Gogel, Anne K. Gehringer
Abstract
Tinnitus Activities Treatment includes counseling of the whole person, and considers individual differences and needs. We consider four areas: thoughts and emotions, hearing and communication, sleep, and concentration. We typically use Partial Masking Sound Therapy, with a noise or music set to the lowest level that provides relief. A picture-based approach facilitates engagement of the patient, and provides thorough and structured counseling. We engage the patient by including homework and activities to demonstrate understanding and facilitate progress.
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