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The future in tinnitus treatment

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Call us on   +61 8  8333 1010

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Call us on   +61 8 8333 1010

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For some, the onset of tinnitus can be a traumatic experience which may involve feelings of grief and loss as well as emotional and/or physical depletion.

Appropriate and early counselling intervention can have a profound and positive impact on tinnitus coping and habituation.

Tinnitus Counselling offers the understanding and support that can really make a difference for those distressed by their tinnitus.

SUPPORT

COMPASSION

UNDERSTANDING

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Each individual is affected differently by their tinnitus experience and each individual processes tinnitus distress differently.

For some, the onset of tinnitus can be traumatic and this may require specialised counselling skills which are non-directive and encourage exploration of what is important to the individual and what is needed right now.

Also, the physical and psychological fall out from tinnitus requires compassion and support and if the tinnitus experience involves distress then individuals may benefit from speaking to a counsellor trained in trauma counselling, and who understands tinnitus and can draw on personal understanding and experience.

A client-centred counselling approach is imperative in all cases as this facilitates greater discussion of those areas important to the client. Through this process, the counsellor assesses the level of understanding and needs of the client and adjusts their counselling appropriately.

Appropriate counselling can reassure, inform, and empower individuals who need support and this can occur at many stages in the treatment process as the individual is appropriately assessed by other health professionals.

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