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A Review of psychological treatment approaches for patients suffering from tinnitus.

G Andersson¹, L Melin, C Hägnebo, B Scott, P Lindberg.

Abstract

Disabling tinnitus (ringing or buzzing in the ear) is a condition experienced by at least 1-2% of the population. Since medical and technical treatments are only partly successful, several psychological treatment approaches have been applied in the treatment of tinnitus. This article reviews 38 studies on hypnosis, biofeedback, and cognitive-behavioral approaches together with relaxation techniques. It is concluded that relaxation training together with cognitive-behavioral coping techniques is the method which so far has received the most empirical support. Still, more research is needed on the effects of psychological treatment. Finally, five recommendations are made regarding the treatment of tinnitus patients.

Entities: Disease Species

Year: 1995 PMID： 24203603 DOI： 10.1007/BF02888601

Source DB: PubMed Journal: Ann Behav Med ISSN： 0883-6612

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Review 1. Coping with tinnitus.

Authors: T Sirimanna; D Stephens
Journal: Practitioner Date: 1992-09

1. [Distraction and relaxation training in acute tinnitus : effects of a complement to otorhinolaryngological treatment].

Authors: F Gerhards; D Brehmer
Journal: HNO Date: 2010-05 Impact factor: 1.284

2. Two birds with one stone.-Addressing depressive symptoms, emotional tension and worry improves tinnitus-related distress and affective pain perceptions in patients with chronic tinnitus.

Authors: Benjamin Boecking; Matthias Rose; Petra Brueggemann; Birgit Mazurek
Journal: PLoS One Date: 2021-03-11 Impact factor: 3.240

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A Review of psychological treatment approaches for patients suffering from tinnitus.

Review 1. Coping with tinnitus.

2. The effect of written reassuring information on out-patients complaining of tinnitus.

3. The analogy between tinnitus and pain: a suggestion for a physiological basis of chronic tinnitus.

4. Tinnitus: evaluation of biofeedback and stomatognathic treatment.

5. A multiple-baseline evaluation of the treatment of subjective tinnitus with relaxation training and biofeedback.

6. Predictors of tinnitus discomfort, adaptation and subjective loudness.

7. An evaluation of relaxation training in the treatment of tinnitus.

8. A controlled trial of acupuncture in tinnitus.

9. Is biofeedback effective for chronic tinnitus? An intensive study with seven subjects.

10. Comprehensive behavioral management of complex tinnitus: a case illustration.

1. [Distraction and relaxation training in acute tinnitus : effects of a complement to otorhinolaryngological treatment].

2. Two birds with one stone.-Addressing depressive symptoms, emotional tension and worry improves tinnitus-related distress and affective pain perceptions in patients with chronic tinnitus.