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9 Tinnitus Activities Treatment RICHARD S. TYLER, ANNE K. GEHRINGER, WILLIAM NOBLE, CAMILLE C. DUNN, SHELLEY A. WITT, AND ADITYA BARDIA Activities treatment is an extension of our earlier work…

11 Music and the Acoustic Desensitization Protocol for Tinnitus PAUL B. DAVIS The Acoustic Desensitization Protocol1 is a new approach to rehabilitating patients who suffer from tinnitus. It utilizes music…

16 Scary Monsters and Waterfalls: Tinnitus Narrative Therapy for Children ROSIE C. KENTISH AND SUSAN R. CROCKER Stories are an integral part of young children’s lives. We work with the…

12 Hearing Aids and Tinnitus GRANT D. SEARCHFIELD Hearing aids have long been considered useful tools in tinnitus management (Saltzman and Ersner, 1947). They have been used for total and…

15 Tinnitus Person-Centered Therapy ANNE-METTE MOHR AND UNO HEDELUND Two blind mice fell into a bucket filled with milk. Neither of them knew how to swim. Then one of them…

13 Tinnitus Sound Therapies ROBERT L. FOLMER, WILLIAM HAL MARTIN, YONGBING SHI, AND LINDA L. EDLEFSEN Acoustic, or sound, therapy is using external sounds to provide relief from tinnitus. Regardless…

3 Internet-Based Self-Help Treatment of Tinnitus GERHARD ANDERSSON AND VIKTOR KALDO This chapter presents a novel approach to tinnitus management with a cognitive-behavioral treatment protocol implemented via the Internet. Self-help…

1 Neurophysiological Models, Psychological Models, and Treatments for Tinnitus RICHARD S. TYLER What Is Tinnitus? My favorite definition of tinnitus is from McFadden (1982). Tinnitus • Is a perception of…

14 Incorporating Group and Individual Sessions into a Tinnitus Management Clinic CRAIG W. NEWMAN AND SHARON A. SANDRIDGE In this chapter, we describe and provide the rationale for each major…

5 Lifestyle Changes for Tinnitus Self-Management ROBERT L. FOLMER, WILLIAM HAL MARTIN, YONGBING SHI, AND LINDA L. EDLEFSEN We agree with Duckro et al (1984, p. 460), who wrote: “As…