Labyrinth Audiology

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https://www.healthyhearing.com/report/53200-Audiobooks-as-auditory-therapy-training

How audiobooks can sharpen your hearing Love books? If you've got hearing loss, listening to audiobooks is a form of auditory therapy that can help sharpen your sense of hearing.

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Professor Danesh explains the tinnitus management and intervention program and his research

Tinnitus: Sensation, Emotion, Cognition Model for Management

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Professor Danesh proposes an audiological management protocol for tinnitus, hyperacusis and misophonia that addresses three key areas: sensation, emotion, and cognition (SEC). The “sensation” level uses sound therapy or bimodal electrical stimulation to reduce the perception of the piercing sound of tinnitus. The “emotion” level uses methods for reducing the emotional reaction to tinnitus and managing the autonomic nervous system response. The “cognition” level employs cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and internet-based CBT (iCBT) to address negative thoughts associated with tinnitus. Research suggests that integrating sound generators, counseling, and iCBT can effectively reduce the impact of tinnitus, and that iCBT can also decrease the impact of anxiety and depression. Past research has explored links between parental mental health, childhood experiences, and the severity of tinnitus, hyperacusis and misophonia.

On the International Hearing Awareness Day, March 3, 2025, our article about the Future of Audiology, made the cover page of Audiology Today which is the magazine of, by, and for audiologists, a publication of the American Academy of Audiology. Special thanks to Dr. Barry Freeman, Dr. Kelly Jones and Dr Farzon Danesh for their collaboration.