Calm Your Tinnitus E-Book

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Permalink Reply by James Malone on August 20, 2011 at 4:12am

Walt, the Hogan book is quite useful because it gives a good overview of the condition and the various treatment options. He has training program for professionals does emphasize regression work which may or may not fit in with how you work with clients.  However I believe any type of intervention where you help the client a) better understand what tinnitus is, b) help them discharge the fear/panic attached to having tinnitus but whatever means you are comfortable working with  and c) teaching them relaxation and distraction skills is going to be of benefit. Much like pain control you don't want them to expect that POOF! the tinnitus is going to just disappear. Rather, build positive yet realistic expectation that the level of distress is going to gradually decrease over time with possibly some dips and valleys. Please feel free  to connect if you have any questions. Good luck to you and your clients! Jim

Walt Potter said:

James,

 

Thanks! I'm working with a client with tinnitus and reading Kevin Hogan's book.

 

Has anyone taken his training? 

 

Walt

 

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Permalink Reply by Walt on August 20, 2011 at 8:18am

Jim,

Thanks for your support. I believe we know the cause of the tinnitus. 

I'll be in touch off this discussion.

Walt

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