Suffering from constant ringing in ears?
At Audience Hearing, we utilise comprehensive tests designed to assess the severity and impact of tinnitus. Our tinnitus treatment service can help ensure your ears are in good condition for your daily living.
Tinnitus in Australia affects 1 in 3 people at some point in their life. If you’re experiencing a ringing or buzzing sensation when there’s no external sound, that may have been tinnitus.
You experience a ringing in one ear or both ears, even though no external sound is present.
Through a personalised assessment session, we analyse the severity of your case and then begin helping you get better.
At Audience Hearing we offer WZT, an innovative and holistic treatment approach for tinnitus. WZT is designed to help individuals find relief from the discomfort and distress caused by tinnitus.
Looking for a tinnitus doctor near me or a clinic? Your comfort is our priority. At Audience Hearing, we go beyond mere treatment – we offer a commitment to your overall auditory well-being. Trust us for precision, professionalism, and a clear path to better hearing and Quality of Life.
Tinnitus is the perception of noise (e.g., ringing, buzzing, clicking) in the absence of an external sound. It impacts about 1 in 3 Australians at some time in their lives
Symptoms include continuous or intermittent ringing, buzzing, sizzling, hissing, or clicking sounds. It can disturb sleep, concentration, or elevate stress levels, and may worsen in noisy environments
New-onset tinnitus may resolve within 6–12 months. However, chronic tinnitus typically becomes persistent, particularly if linked to hearing loss
Common causes include hearing loss (noise-related or age-related), ear infections, excessive earwax, vascular or neurological conditions, medications, and stress
Assessment includes a detailed hearing evaluation (audiometry), otoscopic examination, and tinnitus-specific measures—rating loudness, pitch, and distress. This helps guide treatment. Advanced audiometry ensures the tinnitus isn’t linked to other ear issues
Treatment begins with a personalised assessment to determine severity and impact. Strategies include:
Hearing aids: amplify environmental sound and offer tinnitus-masking features
WZT (Wide Zone Therapy): Audience Hearing’s holistic tinnitus management protocol
Sound therapy uses background noise (white noise, nature sounds) or hearing aids to partially mask tinnitus, reducing its prominence. Devices like sound generators or tinnitus maskers help similar to TRT but focus on relief rather than habituation
Approaches like Tinnitus Retraining Therapy (TRT) and Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) help you change your reaction to tinnitus by reframing the sound as neutral and reducing associated stress
Yes—reducing caffeine/alcohol, quitting smoking, managing stress, improving sleep, exercising, and avoiding loud noise can all reduce tinnitus severity
Currently, there is no universal cure. However, targeting underlying causes, providing support through hearing aids, sound therapy, counselling, and personalized management can significantly reduce the impact on quality of life
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