SELF-HELP FOR TINNITUS AND HYPERACUSIS
FROM A RECOGNIZED EXPERT IN AUDIOLOGY
LEARN, RELAX and IMPROVE...
About TinnituS AND HYPERACUSIS CARE
Dr. Dennis A. Colucci
As Seen in Forbes.com, Google Scholar, and The Hearing Journal
As Seen in Forbes.com, Google Scholar, and The Hearing Journal
Board Certified and Licensed in Audiology
Clinical and Forensic Expert Witness
As Seen in Forbes.com, Google Scholar, and The Hearing Journal
As Seen in Forbes.com, Google Scholar, and The Hearing Journal
As Seen in Forbes.com, Google Scholar, and The Hearing Journal
Dr. Colucci acquired tinnitus 12 years ago when he developed high blood pressure. As a teacher and tinnitus coach, he has special insight on how to help from day one. He has published over 45 articles in his field as an author for The Hearing Journal, listed in ResearchGate, and is a Google Scholar. Dr. Colucci was recently published in Forbes.com discussing research to help tinnitus patients. The development of this site is a result of his 40 years of treating tinnitus and hyperacusis patients.
Tinnitus Relax is a Process That Works for Everyone
As Seen in Forbes.com, Google Scholar, and The Hearing Journal
Tinnitus Relax is a Process That Works for Everyone
The process of relief starts with supporting the brain and relaxing the subconscious. After training hundreds of patients to reduce, control, and habituate their tinnitus and sound discomfort, Dr. Colucci developed this self-help information. His son had a viral infection resulting in debilitating tinnitus and hyperacusis. fter following the recommendations for Self-Help on this website, his condition habituated. This was the impetus for the website to help millions of others, including those with Pain Hyperacusis find relief from sound exacerbations.
Daily Stress and Sleep Help for Tinnitus
There are fundamental issues that frequently accompany tinnitus, including anxiety and sleep issues. Use our Self-Help advice to start feeling better from day one. Most importantly, relax, be patient, and allow your brain's subconscious time to adjust, diminish or resolve its obsession with tinnitus.