
Tinnitus Consultations at The Hearing Clinic
Our specialists are here to help you explore a variety of treatment options designed to manage tinnitus and improve your quality of life

Tinnitus Consultations at The Hearing Clinic
Our specialists are here to help you explore a variety of treatment options designed to manage tinnitus and improve your quality of life

Tinnitus Consultations at The Hearing Clinic
Our specialists are here to help you explore a variety of treatment options designed to manage tinnitus and improve your quality of life
What Is Tinnitus?
Tinnitus is often described as a ringing, buzzing or hissing sound in your ears which isn't sourced from the outside environment.
It may manifest as a high-pitched sound or a low roar, and in some instances, it might differ in terms of consistency or severity.
It's important to understand that while tinnitus itself has no cure at this moment, effective management can significantly reduce its impact on your daily life, so you can get back to hearing the life you love without interruption.
What Is Tinnitus?
Tinnitus is often described as a ringing, buzzing or hissing sound in your ears which isn't sourced from the outside environment.
It may manifest as a high-pitched sound or a low roar, and in some instances, it might differ in terms of consistency or severity.
It's important to understand that while tinnitus itself has no cure at this moment, effective management can significantly reduce its impact on your daily life, so you can get back to hearing the life you love without interruption.
What Is Tinnitus?
Tinnitus is often described as a ringing, buzzing or hissing sound in your ears which isn't sourced from the outside environment.
It may manifest as a high-pitched sound or a low roar, and in some instances, it might differ in terms of consistency or severity.
It's important to understand that while tinnitus itself has no cure at this moment, effective management can significantly reduce its impact on your daily life, so you can get back to hearing the life you love without interruption.
How Do I Manage Tinnitus Symptoms?
There is currently no cure for tinnitus, but it is highly manageable. With the right support, strategies, and expert care, you can reduce its impact on your daily life and regain control over your wellbeing. At The Hearing Clinic, you benefit from bespoke tinnitus management programmes designed to help you feel calmer, more in control, and better able to focus on the things you love.
How Do I Manage Tinnitus Symptoms?
There is currently no cure for tinnitus, but it is highly manageable. With the right support, strategies, and expert care, you can reduce its impact on your daily life and regain control over your wellbeing. At The Hearing Clinic, you benefit from bespoke tinnitus management programmes designed to help you feel calmer, more in control, and better able to focus on the things you love.
How Do I Manage Tinnitus Symptoms?
There is currently no cure for tinnitus, but it is highly manageable. With the right support, strategies, and expert care, you can reduce its impact on your daily life and regain control over your wellbeing. At The Hearing Clinic, you benefit from bespoke tinnitus management programmes designed to help you feel calmer, more in control, and better able to focus on the things you love.
Managing Tinnitus
Managing tinnitus effectively involves personalised care plans, employing a combination of therapies tailored to your unique needs. You are provided with comprehensive options, including:
Hearing Aids
For those with hearing loss, certain hearing aids can mitigate the effects of tinnitus by amplifying external noises, making tinnitus less noticeable.



Tinnitus Retraining Therapy (TRT)
This involves using sound therapy combined with counselling to retrain the way you respond to tinnitus, diminishing its presence over time.
Sound Therapy
Utilises external noises to mask the intrusiveness of tinnitus, helping you focus on other sounds and activities
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)
A form of psychological counselling that addresses the emotional reactions to tinnitus and promotes healthier behaviour patterns.

Managing Tinnitus
Managing tinnitus effectively involves personalised care plans, employing a combination of therapies tailored to your unique needs. You are provided with comprehensive options, including:
Hearing Aids
For those with hearing loss, certain hearing aids can mitigate the effects of tinnitus by amplifying external noises, making tinnitus less noticeable.



Tinnitus Retraining Therapy (TRT)
This involves using sound therapy combined with counselling to retrain the way you respond to tinnitus, diminishing its presence over time.
Sound Therapy
Utilises external noises to mask the intrusiveness of tinnitus, helping you focus on other sounds and activities
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)
A form of psychological counselling that addresses the emotional reactions to tinnitus and promotes healthier behaviour patterns.

Managing Tinnitus
Managing tinnitus effectively involves personalised care plans, employing a combination of therapies tailored to your unique needs. You are provided with comprehensive options, including:
Hearing Aids
For those with hearing loss, certain hearing aids can mitigate the effects of tinnitus by amplifying external noises, making tinnitus less noticeable.



Tinnitus Retraining Therapy (TRT)
This involves using sound therapy combined with counselling to retrain the way you respond to tinnitus, diminishing its presence over time.
Sound Therapy
Utilises external noises to mask the intrusiveness of tinnitus, helping you focus on other sounds and activities
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)
A form of psychological counselling that addresses the emotional reactions to tinnitus and promotes healthier behaviour patterns.

Have more questions?
Don’t hesitate to reach us
We’re here to support you every step of the way. Whether you have questions about your hearing health, need help booking an appointment, or simply want to chat with our friendly team — we’re just a message away.

What causes tinnitus?
Tinnitus can result from numerous factors, including prolonged exposure to loud noise, ear infections, ageing and even issues with the ear bones or eardrums. Sometimes, it can be related to stress or other health conditions.
Can tinnitus go away on its own?
Is there a cure for tinnitus?
How can I cope with tinnitus at night?
How can stress affect tinnitus?
Can tinnitus make me lose my hearing?
Is tinnitus permanent?
Have more questions?
Don’t hesitate to reach us
We’re here to support you every step of the way. Whether you have questions about your hearing health, need help booking an appointment, or simply want to chat with our friendly team — we’re just a message away.

What causes tinnitus?
Tinnitus can result from numerous factors, including prolonged exposure to loud noise, ear infections, ageing and even issues with the ear bones or eardrums. Sometimes, it can be related to stress or other health conditions.
Can tinnitus go away on its own?
Is there a cure for tinnitus?
How can I cope with tinnitus at night?
How can stress affect tinnitus?
Can tinnitus make me lose my hearing?
Is tinnitus permanent?
Have more questions?
Don’t hesitate to reach us
We’re here to support you every step of the way. Whether you have questions about your hearing health, need help booking an appointment, or simply want to chat with our friendly team — we’re just a message away.

What causes tinnitus?
Tinnitus can result from numerous factors, including prolonged exposure to loud noise, ear infections, ageing and even issues with the ear bones or eardrums. Sometimes, it can be related to stress or other health conditions.
Can tinnitus go away on its own?
Is there a cure for tinnitus?
How can I cope with tinnitus at night?
How can stress affect tinnitus?
Can tinnitus make me lose my hearing?
Is tinnitus permanent?
Patient Success Stories with Expert Tinnitus Care
“As a child, my ears were always problematic, a condition that seemed to have followed me into adulthood. About 11 years ago, I noticed my tinnitus worsening, signalling it was time for a more thorough investigation.
Before my visit to The Hearing Clinic, I felt a sense of apprehension. Having recognised through many ENT consultations that my hearing was suboptimal, the prospect of needing hearing aids was daunting. It was a significant step for someone who had always managed to just get by.
After consulting a private surgeon who identified a disease in both ears, I sought a private ear specialist to address the tinnitus. This decision led me to Bridgitte, marking the start of an invaluable journey with her eleven years ago. I haven't looked back since.
From my initial appointment, Bridgitte impressed me with her exceptional knowledge, patience, and understanding. At The Hearing Clinic, I am always treated with professionalism and respect; here, you’re made to feel like a person and not just a patient.
Receiving hearing aids for the first time was a revelation – I hadn't realised how much of normal life I was missing until then! Conversations became clear, the TV's volume was reduced to sensible levels, and I no longer had to strain to hear on the phone. The struggle was lifted, and while the tinnitus persists occasionally, it's far less intrusive with the hearing aids.
For anyone considering their first visit, my advice is simple: Don’t be scared or embarrassed. Visiting could improve your quality of life beyond your expectations. Throughout my time with The Hearing Clinic, I have undergone three mastoidectomy operations on my left ear. Despite these challenges, Bridgitte has continued to provide exceptional care. During regular checkups, she even took photos of my ear's healing process to share with my surgeon, ensuring comprehensive care between appointments.
I have to say a huge thank you to Bridgitte for her genuine kindness and professionalism over the past 11 years. My ears have not been the simplest to manage, but her support has given me a second chance at confidence in the social world. Thank you for being there and restoring the assurance I feared was lost.”- Jackie P.
“I first noticed a change in my hearing when conversations that took place at the front of the car while I sat in the back became muffled whispers. Even during a hospital visit, the doctor’s words seemed to fade away, forcing me to repeatedly ask for clarification, which was quite frustrating.
This pattern continued with friends, where I found myself frequently asking them to repeat themselves. It was these experiences that prompted me to book an appointment to get my hearing checked.
Despite my decision to seek help, I harboured a bit of anxiety about the prospect of using hearing aids, especially given my experience with tinnitus. I knew that hearing aids might actually provide some relief.
After a bad experience elsewhere, as I casually strolled past the clinic, I decided to pop in. It was one of the best decisions I could have made! From the moment I stepped in, I received a warm welcome. The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful, offering clear explanations of how the appointments would proceed. This set the stage for a transformative journey with my hearing health.
The difference in my life post-treatment has been profound. With better hearing, I now navigate conversations without missing essential bits. I hear everything clearly and engage more fully with the world around me.
For anyone visiting the clinic for the first time, my advice is straightforward – don't be afraid; it can only benefit you. One moment that stands out is when my hearing aids were first fitted, I was utterly astonished by the clarity and richness of sound around me.
It was a powerful realisation of just how much I’d been missing from my everyday experiences. Finally, a sincere word of appreciation for my audiologist, Angelique. Her personable, helpful, and patient approach made all the difference in my hearing journey.”- Kerry L.
“I had suffered from tinnitus for many years, and although a serious illness was ruled out, I increasingly found myself unable to fully engage in group conversations or hear clearly in crowded places where background noise was a significant problem. This struggle with hearing led me to seek professional help.
I had no fears or concerns, but I was sceptical about whether there could be any improvement. I had heard great things about The Hearing Clinic’s thorough testing, and I was eager to find answers swiftly, so I booked an appointment.
Upon my first visit, my apprehension was swiftly dispelled. The examinations were indeed thorough, and the staff took great care in explaining my condition, which made me feel as though I had turned a corner.
The impact on my life since addressing my hearing challenges has been amazing. I can now participate fully in conversations regardless of the setting, and background noise no longer troubles me. That feeling of isolation has vanished entirely!
A particularly memorable moment was when I first wore my hearing aids and realised I could clearly hear a group conversing on the other side of a narrow road. To anyone visiting for the first time, my advice is to remain open-minded, ask questions, and listen carefully to the guidance and recommendations offered.
Since starting to wear hearing aids, I feel much more at ease in everyday situations, marking a significant transformation in my life.”- Mary W.



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