Psychological Treatments for Tinnitus

Richard S Tyler; William Glass Noble; John P Preece; Camille C Dunn; Shelley A Witt

Psychological Treatments for Tinnitus

Richard S Tyler, William Glass Noble, John P Preece, Camille C Dunn, Shelley A Witt

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It may be decades before a magic pill is found to eliminate tinnitus, and, for the present, the most helpful treatment is appropriate psychological counseling. Millions of people have tinnitus and are not bothered by it, so it logical to focus on moving tinnitus sufferers from the "bothered by" to the "not bothered by" group. In this chapter, we provide a general account of common psychological approaches to help patients with tinnitus.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Tinnitus: Theory and Management
Editors	James Byron Snow
Place of Publication	Hamilton, Canada
Publisher	BC Decker Inc
Pages	314-323
Edition	1
ISBN (Print)	155009243X, 9781550092431
Publication status	Published - 2004

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Sensory Processes, Perception and Performance

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