Due to popular demand, I’ve published a general second edition of Tinnitus Toolbox Hyperacusis Handbook. This is an abridged version of the original book. Changes include fewer acronyms, less science, and only general information on noise-induced damage. The general version book is available in ebook and paperback versions. The Desk Reference Edition is the original …
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This year, 2020, is the International Year of Sound. May is Speech and Hearing Month in Canada. By taking steps now to reduce harmful noise, we can make our communities quiet, healthy, and accessible for everyone. Feature image by Louis Reed on Unsplash.
Let’s act like every day is Earth day to prevent climate change. Feature Image by Joshua Rawson Harris on Unsplash.
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Feature photo by Fernando @cferdo on Unsplash. There are lots of free resources online for people looking for tinnitus-hyperacusis coping tools. This includes people from the normal hearing, Hearing Loss or Hard of Hearing, and Deaf communities. Scientists think tinnitus-hyperacusis come from hyperactive hearing systems. Tinnitus = extra sound heard. Hyperacusis = extra loud sound …
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