I’ve been using my Bragi Dash Pro’s a ton lately. They are great for a whole bunch of different kinds of activities. Here’s some of the cool stuff I’ve been using them for: 

Going for a run in the woods with my pockets empty - When I head out for a run the only thing I...

With full hands and fuller hearts, we are proud to announce the birth of our sweet baby boy. Thanks to everyone for your well wishes. We appreciate your patience while the clinic has been lightly staffed. We have enjoyed working with Dr. Deb Brewer and are thrilled she...

The American Tinnitus Association, the leading organization working to research and treat tinnitus, has released a glossary of terms on their website, which can also be downloaded. The scientific terms used in the study of tinnitus can be difficult to understand, so ha...

The latest data available shows us that some 45 million adults in the United States suffer from tinnitus. This makes it one of the most common health conditions, affecting 1 in 5. Of those 45 million, 20 million are estimated to struggle moderately with their tinnitus...

Patients contact our office nearly every single day looking for treatment for tinnitus. One of the first things to impress on a tinnitus sufferer is that tinnitus is a symptom and not a condition. The tinnitus is happening because of something else, and the something e...

Research into tinnitus is a relatively new venture, however scientific endeavor has already gleaned lots of useful data, analytics, and general understanding around the impact it has on those affected. Tinnitus is unique in that it can be continuous or intermittent, in...

Tinnitus is a subjective symptom, which can make it difficult to describe, quantify, and diagnose. However, a properly trained audiologist has the tools to measure the quality of your tinnitus as well as find the underlying causes.

In order to measure your tinnitus an a...

One of the most important things to understand when discussing what causes tinnitus, is that tinnitus is a symptom and not a illness or disorder itself. When viewed in this manner we can then evaluate and try to find the underlying causes of the tinnitus. Below is a li...

Tinnitus is typically described by patients as a “ringing in the ears”, though it can be perceived as many other sounds as well. Sometimes the sound perceived from tinnitus is described as “whooshing” or “pulsating”. Other common descriptions include hissing, static-li...

If you are suffering from tinnitus, you may have come across the terms subjective and objective in your research. Here is a quick description of the difference is between these two types of tinnitus. 

Subjective Tinnitus - This is tinnitus that is only perceived by the...