Tinnitus And Hyperacusis CEU Courses

This presentation educates audiologists about remote care capabilities and discusses the possibilities of telehealth for your tinnitus patients.

Widex SoundRelax is the evolution of a unique and proven approach to sound therapy provided through hearing aids. This course will focus on the new comprehensive offering for hearing aid users with and without tinnitus to provide relief, support relaxation, enhance concentration, and ultimately improve well-being.

Tinnitus is a commonly seen symptom associated with hearing loss, but it can also affect patients without any loss present. Many new avenues of treatment options for tinnitus are being explored. Understanding the patient’s needs for maskers, medical intervention, and other treatment modalities can help build a customized plan of attack for tinnitus patients. This course will examine available strategies to meet the needs of individuals with tinnitus and approaches that may be utilized using Starkey Evolv AI hearing aids.

This presentation will cover a variety of important and relevant topics ranging from research-based theoretical causes of tinnitus, strengths and weaknesses of various tinnitus handicap questionnaires, evidence-based application of tinnitus-masking treatment approaches, and an overview of ReSound patient-focused tinnitus solutions. At the end of this presentation, participants will have a foundation and framework for implementing a tinnitus program into their clinic practice or strategies for complimenting an already established tinnitus practice.

Tinnitus management often requires an individualized approach. This course will provide an overview of tinnitus management with Unitron hearing instruments, using our latest products, and how these options can be personalized for your patients.

This course outlines the evidence-based principles of cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT). It explores the components of CBT for tinnitus and the way in which these strategies can be delivered.

Part 2 of the Ring! Buzz! Chirp! series on tinnitus. This course will focus on the evaluation and treatment options available for patients with tinnitus.

Many patients come in with a primary complaint of tinnitus. Providers should be well versed in the basics of tinnitus. This course will introduce providers to the topic of tinnitus with an emphasis on the patient with tinnitus.

Hyperacusis comes in many different forms (loudness, avoidance, fear and pain) and patients need our help. There are effective counseling, sound therapy and hearing aid approaches that many find helpful.

Measuring hyperacusis in children is an important skill for the audiologist. Using an adapted Loudness Discomfort Level (LDL) assessment protocol provides valuable information and treatment progress data points. Hyperacusis is an unusual condition that can be present in pediatric populations and deserves attention and professional assessment.