Tinnitus And Hyperacusis CEU Courses

To better understand user’s interactions with the ReSound Relief app, in regards to sleep behavior, an in-app survey was conducted and data analytics were analyzed.

This presentation will share the basics for incorporating tinnitus management into your practice. The wide array of Signia tinnitus therapy features available as well as an overview of the therapy protocols, counseling strategies and outcome measures will be explored.

The variety of symptoms associated with various forms of hyperacusis (including the selected sounds they are sensitive to) will be reviewed. Counseling, hearing aids, hearing protection, and sound therapy options will be reviewed, focused on providing Hyperacusis Activities Treatment.

This course features selected webinars from the 12th annual AudiologyOnline noise induced hearing loss (NIHL) series, organized by guest editor Brian Fligor, ScD, PASC. Highlights include the latest research on NIHL, specifically how it relates to a musician's risk, diagnosis via telehealth, and treatment of tinnitus and hearing loss.

This course will discuss the role that ReSound Relief can play in tinnitus management, as well as review data to show that it is an effective tinnitus management tool for those people struggling with tinnitus.

Key components of a tinnitus management protocol for audiologists including resources and references, written in an engaging Q & A format.

Dr. James Hall reviews assessment and management of hyperacusis, beginning with background information about this auditory disorder, and concluding with two actual case studies. This is an audio-only podcast with references and further resources included as handouts.

The course will provide clinicians with a framework for evaluating and treating tinnitus patients, including counseling for Thoughts and Emotions, Hearing, Sleep and Concentration difficulties. It will include the application of hearing aids, and wearable and non-wearable sound therapy devices.

This session will provide a practical approach to helping patients that present with tinnitus in a clinical setting. Myths and facts about patients presenting with tinnitus will be addressed and the focus will be how many patients with tinnitus can be treated in the general audiology setting.

Patients with tinnitus have unique needs and benefit from a customized treatment plan. This course will provide an overview of the most common tinnitus causes and triggers, as well as steps for successful tinnitus management that can include a combination of amplification, sound therapy, and counseling.