# Tinnitus Support

> Find a tinnitus clinic near you and learn about treatment options, from sound therapy and hearing aids to Lenire. Compare clinics and read patient reviews.

Every clinic on Tinnitus Support treats tinnitus as part of its regular work, and we check that before a profile goes live. The site is for general information about tinnitus and its treatments. It does not replace advice from an audiologist or doctor who has assessed your hearing. If you need someone to talk to right now, call or text 988 to reach the 988 Lifeline.

## Main pages

- [Find a tinnitus clinic](https://tinnitus.support/clinics/): Search by city to find a tinnitus clinic near you. 91 clinics are listed, each with its own page.
- [Tinnitus treatments](https://tinnitus.support/treatments/): Compare tinnitus treatments, from devices like Lenire to sound therapy, counseling, and apps.
- [About tinnitus](https://tinnitus.support/about-tinnitus/): What tinnitus is, what can cause it, and the treatments and support that can help.
- [News](https://tinnitus.support/news/): Tinnitus news and research in plain language.
- [List your clinic](https://tinnitus.support/get-listed/): For clinics that treat tinnitus and want a listing.

## Treatments

- [Biometric tracking](https://tinnitus.support/treatments/biometric-tracking/): A wearable that records sleep, heart rate, and activity, to spot patterns with your tinnitus.
- [Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)](https://tinnitus.support/treatments/cognitive-behavioral-therapy/): A talking therapy that works on the stress and sleep problems that can build up around tinnitus.
- [Digital therapeutics for tinnitus](https://tinnitus.support/treatments/digital-therapeutics/): Apps and online programs for tinnitus care, often with a clinician guiding you.
- [Hearing aids for tinnitus](https://tinnitus.support/treatments/hearing-aids-for-tinnitus/): Hearing aids fitted by an audiologist, so tinnitus has less quiet to stand out against.
- [Lenire](https://tinnitus.support/treatments/lenire/): A prescription device that pairs sound with gentle pulses on the tongue, used at home.
- [Oto](https://tinnitus.support/treatments/oto/): A program with a tinnitus audiologist, plus a daily app of short guided exercises.
- [Sound therapy](https://tinnitus.support/treatments/sound-therapy/): Added sound, from a bedside fan to a fitted device, so tinnitus stands out less.
- [Tinnitus Pro](https://tinnitus.support/treatments/tinnitus-pro/): An app set up by your hearing care professional, pairing sound therapy with guided lessons.
- [Tinnitus Retraining Therapy (TRT)](https://tinnitus.support/treatments/tinnitus-retraining-therapy/): A long-term program that pairs counseling about tinnitus with low-level sound.

## News

- [What to expect at your first tinnitus appointment](https://tinnitus.support/news/first-tinnitus-appointment/): A first tinnitus appointment is mostly a conversation and a few hearing tests, and this guide walks you through what to bring, what happens, and how a plan takes shape.
- [Do hearing aids help tinnitus? What research says](https://tinnitus.support/news/do-hearing-aids-help-tinnitus/): Hearing aids can make tinnitus less noticeable for people with hearing loss, and this guide explains what research and guidelines say about who tends to benefit.
- [What a New York study found about Lenire](https://tinnitus.support/news/lenire-new-york-study/): A review of 140 patients at a New York clinic shows how Lenire performed in everyday US practice, and where the study’s limits lie.
- [Sound therapy for tinnitus passes a placebo test](https://tinnitus.support/news/sound-therapy-tinnitus-placebo-test/): A French trial found that adults with tinnitus and mild hearing loss felt less bothered after 12 weeks of sound therapy through hearing aids than those using placebo devices.

## More

- [Every page, including each clinic](https://tinnitus.support/sitemap.xml)
- [Privacy](https://tinnitus.support/privacy/), [Terms](https://tinnitus.support/terms/)