Ringing, buzzing, hissing or another sound no one else can hear can be unsettling.
You’re not alone — and there is evidence-informed help.
Request your complimentary copy of Tinnitus Is Treatable to learn what tinnitus is, why it may be happening and what options are available for managing its impact.
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A trusted, easy-to-read guide written for patients by an audiologist and neuroscientist. |
Why did this
suddenly start? |
Does tinnitus mean something
is wrong with my hearing? |
Why is it worse when
I’m trying to sleep? |
Will I have this
forever? |
Is there actually anything
that can be done? |
As a Doctor of Audiology who also experiences hearing loss and tinnitus,
I understand how unsettling it can be — especially when you don’t understand
why it’s happening or what you should do next.
One of the biggest frustrations I see is people being told,
“There’s nothing you can do. Just learn to live with it.”
That’s why education is such an important first step.
Tinnitus Is Treatable was created to help people better understand tinnitus
and the evidence-informed options available for managing its impact.
Sabrina DeToma, Au.D.
Unfortunately, that’s something we hear far too often. But just because there isn’t a universal cure for tinnitus doesn’t mean there aren’t effective treatments.
Tinnitus is a symptom, not a disease. The first step is understanding what may be causing it. Hearing changes are commonly associated with tinnitus, even when you haven’t noticed any difficulty hearing.
At Salus Hearing & Tinnitus Centre, we look beyond a standard hearing test to investigate possible contributing factors and identify treatment options tailored to your needs.
“There’s nothing you can do.
Just live with it.”
“There are evidence-based treatments
that can help you manage tinnitus.”
The first step is understanding your tinnitus.
Start with clear, reliable information. Get your complimentary copy of
Tinnitus Is Treatable and take the first step toward understanding tinnitus.
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A trusted, easy-to-read guide written for patients by an audiologist and neuroscientist. |
Questions about the Tinnitus Is Treatable FlipBook
and what happens after you request access.
What is the Tinnitus Is Treatable FlipBook?
Tinnitus Is Treatable is an educational resource designed to help readers better understand tinnitus, how hearing and the brain may be involved, and approaches that may help people better manage its impact on everyday life.
Who is the Tinnitus Is Treatable FlipBook for?
The FlipBook is for people experiencing tinnitus who want to better understand what may be contributing to it and explore information about tinnitus management. It can also be helpful for family members or others looking to better understand tinnitus on behalf of someone they care about.
Do I have to request a call back?
No. You can request complimentary access to the Tinnitus Is Treatable FlipBook without requesting a call back. If you would also like to speak with our team about your tinnitus questions and care options, simply select “Yes, I’d like a call back” on the form.
Does requesting the FlipBook mean I am booking a tinnitus assessment?
No. Requesting the Tinnitus Is Treatable FlipBook does not book an appointment or commit you to an assessment. The FlipBook is an educational resource you can explore at your own pace. If you decide you’d like to discuss your tinnitus with our team, you can request a call back when you’re ready.
Is access to the FlipBook complimentary?
Yes. Online access to the Tinnitus Is Treatable FlipBook is complimentary. Simply complete the form and we’ll send you a link so you can read the FlipBook online at your convenience.
How will I receive the FlipBook?
Once you submit the form, we’ll send a link to the email address you provided. You can use the link to access and read the Tinnitus Is Treatable FlipBook online at your convenience.
What happens if I request a call back?
If you request a call back, a member of the Salus Hearing & Tinnitus Centre team will contact you to discuss what you’re experiencing, answer your initial questions, and help determine whether a comprehensive tinnitus assessment may be an appropriate next step.
What if I’m requesting the FlipBook for someone else?
That’s absolutely fine. You’re welcome to request access to the Tinnitus Is Treatable FlipBook to better understand tinnitus on behalf of a family member, friend, or someone you care about.
Fill out the form below and we’ll send you a link to the
Tinnitus Is Treatable FlipBook.
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