Hearing Health Matters·Blog·Tinnitus·2w agoWhy Does Tinnitus Feel Worse at Night? (And What to Do About It)Nocturnal tinnitus distress is one of the most common complaints in audiology clinics, and accessible patient-facing explanations can support counseling and self-management programs.
Hearing Health Matters·Blog·Tinnitus·3w agoBreathing and Tinnitus: Tuning the Orchestra of the BrainBreathing-based nervous system regulation is a plausible supportive strategy for tinnitus distress, but no actionable change to clinical protocols is warranted based on this opinion blog alone.＋Save
Hearing Health Matters·Blog·Tinnitus·4w agoTinnitus Misinformation: Separating Hope from HypeTinnitus misinformation is a persistent problem that can lead patients to waste money, delay evidence-based care, and lose trust in clinicians, making patient education around source credibility an important part of audiology practice.＋Save
Hearing Health Matters·Blog·Tinnitus·2mo agoWhen the Brain Creates Sensations: Understanding Tinnitus and Other “Phantom” PerceptionsFraming tinnitus as a brain-generated phantom perception rather than purely an ear problem helps clinicians communicate the condition more accurately to patients and reinforces the rationale for brain-focused management strategies.＋Save
Hearing Health Matters·Blog·Tinnitus·3mo agoTinnitus Explained in 60 SecondsFraming tinnitus as a brain-generated phenomenon rather than a peripheral ear problem reflects modern neuroscience consensus and helps shift patient and public understanding toward more effective management approaches.＋Save
