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Long-Term Improvement in Tinnitus after Modified Tinnitus Retraining Therapy Enhanced by a Variety of Psychological Approaches
Audiology & Neuro-Otology, 08/04/09

Seydel C et al. – The therapy resulted in a significant reduction in both short–term and long–term tinnitus–related distress and psychometric stress variables, with the latter being more reduced in patients with higher initial scores. Moreover, the study revealed differences in psychometric parameters concerning duration of tinnitus, age and gender, which may explain the different outcomes of therapy. The outpatient setting enables the patients to test, practice and transfer strategies into their everyday life.