The BEST Tinnitus Sound Therapy of 2024

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Dr. Ben Thompson explains the best sounds, devices, and apps to use for sound therapy, which can help reduce tinnitus.
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[@treblehealth]

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[@mariajackelinechorny8254]

I have tried….but I don’t live in the states

[@margwoskett8869]

My favorite is crickets and fire! I have made so much progress using sound therapy thank you Dr. Ben for your dedication to helping everyone!❤

[@chrisk6488]

His! How exactly do you use sound therapy? Thanks!

[@ronkonkomaking7391]

“Bothersome Tinnitus” LOL. This reminds me of comic Robert Schimmel’s hilarious bit about what you should do “If a shark is bothering you.”

[@spinnettdesigns]

😂

[@graham5799]

Thank you. Has given me lots to think about.

[@spinnettdesigns]

I like fire and rain and also the shore. I play them all night and it’s really improved my sleep. Along with tapping and somatic treatments, (Peter Levine and Bessel Van Der Kolk who understand that tinnitus can be a trauma response) it’s getting less, which is amazing since I’ve had it from childhood, and I’m a senior citizen now. THANK YOU for the videos but also the reassurance that you provide with the information that you disseminate.

[@mariajackelinechorny8254]

Thanks for so much help!

[@treblehealth]

Happy to help!

[@cobus767]

Love the new lookQ

[@renelopezguerrero2126]

Thank you

[@tanjadrews8623]

Fantastic! I will check out the App. Thank you soo much!

[@treblehealth]

You are so welcome!

[@tanjadrews8623]

@@treblehealth ☺️

[@TheKirstebee]

I find shimmer helpful, also silk - it changes day to day which works best. The zen sounds were interesting

[@vladislavroytapel2830]

Dr. Suzanne frog very good one

[@honestlee4532]

I have used the Calm ap for a few years. I liked the rain background noise but they changed the ap and made a lot less options available for free.

[@vladislavroytapel2830]

Pink plus shimmer sounds are the best

[@vladislavroytapel2830]

By the way, which one would be better wearing in the years Bone conducted or just having in your room ?

[@suzannepoffel2160]

Thank you, the beginning of first last two help me the best. Pink ocean frogs, At night both minimize my headaches, enabling sleep. I do need something to help long term and helps my Brain, i had stroke and ...

[@treblehealth]

We're here to help! It’s wonderful to hear that the pink ocean frogs and night sounds are helping with your headaches and sleep. For long-term support and to address your brain health following a stroke, use this link to book a complimentary telehealth consultation with one of our tinnitus experts. Link: treble.health/consultation

[@zephyr2002]

I had Widex Zens 10 years ago back when my tinnitus was maskable. Those were the days...

[@erikcaldwell2913]

I have an important question maybe you can answer... can a mild hearing loss with tinnitus cause a feeling of fullness in the ears(constant need to pop ears). I have already been to an ENT , and they said it was more than likely allergies, and prescribed me several medications. I now have no allergy symptoms, but the feeling in my ears is still there. Can this feeling of fullness be helped with the use of hearing aids?

[@hamoalwrafi9201]

How long have you been wearing this?

[@Hew.Jarsol]

Thanks. I have Tinnitus and Hyperacusis. The Hyperacusis has improved over 12 months. My ENT was useless and clueless in the UK. I have no hearing loss up to 8000hz in the test. Why doesn't the test go above 8000hz? I also go to sleep with pink noise all night on a speaker which I think can help a little the next day.

[@vladislavroytapel2830]

I just gave the link, which is Bone conducting, but without squeezing in the back ?! the reason I don’t like anything going directly into the ear because in the case of the sudden noises the same firetruck or anything else, I can quickly close my years and put some protections because I have a huge sensitivity

[@geoffmpope]

For sleeping, combo Hard Rain (80%) and Pink Noise (20%), but not in your recommended ReSound app (which requires WiFi) but in the almost identical Sleep Sounds app (WiFi not needed), so you can listen to it with a dark screen, have minimal battery usage, and not be concerned about WiFi frequency, etc., near your head throughout the night. During the day, solo piano with waterfalls by Dan Musselman and my Pandora Alexis Ffrench radio channel.

[@user-ws1qf7ol4k]

After 45 years i find that if i am focused on almost anything it is just not there! A good conversation or Jimi Hendrix!!!! I only recently learned how common it is. It csn be very very disturbing!!!!!!!! Good luck everyone!!!! What did he say????!

[@janetrogers1285]

I love Jimi Hendrix but was afraid it would be too much

[@hemachandranpro12]

Dr Ben i have doubt can tinnitus patient use headphones or not it will cause hearing damage or tinnitus will become worst by using headphones please reply

[@decemberbaby9549]

Cicadas & crickets works well for me. My frequency is 5500-7500

[@lefteris123derm2]

..same

[@GabrielleLaurenti-sk1by]

Hi i have had tinnitus for 2 weeks. First 10 days I was a complete disaster but after finding your page i have done a big turn around in the way im coping and handling it. I’ve watched several of your videos and they were all helpful. Thank you so much. I have a few questions as I am new to this. Would you say it’s more helpful to listen to sounds that mask your tinnitus, or sounds that you can still hear it, but very much relax you? Is it okay to switch up the sounds often? And when you are having a good day with tinnitus is it still important to do sound therapy?

[@treblehealth]

I'm so glad to hear that you've found some relief and support through our videos! Regarding your questions, there's no right or wrong sound to listen to-it's about what makes you feel better in the end. However, it's important to listen at a volume where you can still hear your tinnitus. Even on good days with tinnitus, it's still important to do sound therapy. This consistency can lead to faster habituation, where your brain gets used to the tinnitus sound and it becomes less bothersome over time.

[@andrewchapin3175]

Please tell your audiologist Tracy Holcomb that Andrew Chapin said he was better now and thanks her for her help in getting to that point

[@treblehealth]

Thank you for sharing this! We've let Dr. Tracy know :)

[@Toasty-pops]

Can you wear the Widex hearing devices with like a Bluetooth headset? I am on web meetings all day and use the headset with it's high quality mic for meetings.

[@sooome9294]

I am wearing a hearing device and have to take it when in Webex meetings. i It is hard to hear with both devices.

[@haroldpersad3760]

Is that true

[@legoguydude7069]

I actually like Shimmer, and the ocean waves of course. But my Tinnitus started acting up while watching this video, which makes me hesitant about the whole thing.

[@treblehealth]

Shimmer is one of our most popular sound therapies! Make sure you are listening at a level below your tinnitus, rather than masking. Often times, tinnitus fluctuates when we first start using sound therapy and then it will plateau. What you're experiencing is not uncommon and we encourage you to continue using sound therapy.

[@esmemostert6476]

I am listening to this doctor and his noises Why does it not help my Tinnitus sound ony ears 😢

[@mariajackelinechorny8254]

How can I buy the Widex sound therapy device? I can it be mailed to me??

[@CarmenPerezcarmenroze]

i think he didnt give the information because he wants us to seek his help from his team??? they set up the device for you i guess? i cant find the device he's holding...i was trying to purchase

[@toastpoppin]

Ask your local Audiologist

[@treblehealth]

You can purchase the Treble Health sound therapy device package, which also includes several telehealth sessions with a tinnitus specialist, through our website. The cost depends on what is appropriate for your needs. We have a variety of different devices for people who have tinnitus only, tinnitus and hearing loss. The price range can be between $150 and $450 per month, and we have 0% financing options. It's hard to say what the cost is for the program the plan that will be best for you. The best first step in this process is to attend a free discovery call with our tinnitus specialists to learn about our program. We have openings Monday-Friday at several times per day. Here is the link to schedule a discovery call at your convenience: treble.health/consultation

[@mxmaster6918]

Is there anything for single ear deafness? My left ear has profound hearing loss, with tinnitus

[@treblehealth]

I'm sorry to hear about your hearing difficulties. It's important to visit your local audiologist, as they can provide personalized advice and recommend the best type of amplification for your specific situation. They can help address both the hearing loss in your left ear and the tinnitus, ensuring you get the most effective treatment.

[@user-yl2rx8zg5j]

How can you purchase the Widex sound therapy device?

[@treblehealth]

You can buy this device and/or sound therapy devices directly from us at Treble Health. We recommend scheduling a free discovery call with our tinnitus specialists to learn about the best treatments for tinnitus, various options, and different price points and financing options that may fit your needs. You can be seen as quickly as today. Here is the link to schedule a discovery call at your convenience: treble.health/consultation

[@kfergus3662]

My is loud rain…too $$$$$

[@cathy9814]

I can’t hear the sounds at zll

[@harrymatharoo2999]

Need link of 1st sound. Plz

[@treblehealth]

Here you go: kzbin.info/www/bejne/a4HceKqHm8mZo7M

[@reneemathis3207]

White/pink noise made it worse...rain seems to help the most

[@user-wk8ro2hg2t]

I listen to radio on static

[@vladislavroytapel2830]

How far your cell phone which I guess necessarily to program that sound device widex needs to be away. Maximum can be away from the ears … I’m very suspicious about Bluetooth it if it’s influence the brain with radiation

[@treblehealth]

You have the option to switch to the tinnitus program directly on your Widex hearing aids without needing to use your cell phone or Bluetooth.

[@sitaramprabhu6004]

How to fix volume for hearing aid

[@treblehealth]

To adjust the volume on your hearing aid, it's best to visit your audiologist. They can help ensure your hearing aid is set to the optimal level for your specific needs.

[@chipmonkjedi]

Can you help people from Europe?

[@treblehealth]

Yes, we would be happy to help you. Use this link to schedule a complimentary consultation: treble.health/international-consultation

[@ronaldl9085]

I don’t hear the high pitched sounds at all.

[@laestep73]

Should I be worried if it showed up out of nowhere?

[@Simmi4115]

From what I can tell, “showing up out of nowhere” is how most people experience tinnitus. It appears almost overnight. That’s how mine started. I ended up first seeing an ENT to get checked out and had an MRI to make sure everything was okay with my brain and inner ears. Next he sent me to an Audiologist to have a hearing test. It turns out I have mild hearing loss in my left ear which is also the ear I have tinnitus. My ENT said while he can’t be 100% sure, he thinks that may be the cause of my tinnitus. He then basically said there was nothing he could do for me, and hopefully I will habituate on my own. I’ve since found that that is what a lot of people are told, unless you find an Audiologist who specializes in, or at least knows how to deal with tinnitus. My tinnitus was driving me crazy and I couldn’t sleep, so after doing some “research”, I learned about sound therapy. I started with bone conduction headphones and eventually found Dr. Ben’s practice, and he has helped me tremendously. Honestly, some people CAN habituate on their own over time, I was not on of those people. I now wear a hearing aid similar to the one in the video, just a different brand, and it has made all the difference. That plus the tips and tricks I’ve learned from Dr. Ben’s group, I am thankfully doing much much better. Good luck to you.

[@treblehealth]

It's not uncommon for tinnitus to appear suddenly without any obvious cause. While this can be concerning, it's often a normal occurrence. However, it's still a good idea to visit your local audiologist for a thorough evaluation.

[@birdsong46]

electronic hissing noise....NO

[@vladislavroytapel2830]

Ears

[@haroldpersad3760]

I am sure lots of people are on sleeping aid

[@ukidding]

dozens of tree frogs...nature sleep serenity...

[@purpose6113]

This guy is a scammer

[@rafaelleribeirorabello5403]

Why😮?

[@slavicaminic2742]

I suggest that you can take what information you want from this video or just don’t watch. I am 64 and I have had tinnitus all of my adult life and I will take whatever help I can get.

[@margwoskett8869]

No he isn't he has helped me so much I totally trust him!

[@vladislavroytapel2830]

He helped drastically the person I know

[@rafaelleribeirorabello5403]

Doctor Ben is helping me a lot with sound therapies. I just have to thank you