Tinnitus Desensitisation Therapy™

“Out of all my injuries, tinnitus is the one that’s affected me most.”

“...without a doubt, I would recommend it to anybody. Give it a go! It changes your life, it’s changed my life.”

Though the tinnitus was tolerable at the time – it was after a bout of stress following a family bereavement in early 2015 that an unsuspecting Sandra began to feel the condition slowly taking over her day-to-day life.

Alan, a bookmaker from Durham, regularly attends events like the Cheltenham festival and Royal Ascot, began noticing a buzzing and hissing sound following a cold and chest infection in September 2014.

"The tinnitus took its toll. I couldn't eat or sleep properly, I couldn’t do anything. In 2014 I gave up on the NHS and started to do my own research and that is how I found The Tinnitus Clinic."

"I would say that if you have the chance then try the treatment because it has worked for me and I would never have believed it when I was given the devices."

“I am more relaxed, I’ve got my patience back, I am sleeping well and no longer have that constant longing to curl up and go to sleep. I now feel I have complete control over my life.”

“I feel The Tinnitus Clinic is on my side – they understand what you are going through. This all makes me feel that I am in control, and the tinnitus is not in control of me. I owe a great deal to Kathryn and the rest of the team at The Tinnitus Clinic.”

“It has been a year since I have been treated by Kathryn. My tinnitus is much better, it has definitely helped. It is more in the background than it ever used to be.”

Janice Dyson relief from Tinnitus “Now I am 80 per cent better. I can still hear the noise but it’s nowhere near as loud. I’m back to sleeping normally and going out, socialising again.”

“I became wary of social situations and was apprehensive that any noise would make my tinnitus worse.”

Mike Harding is a retired Human Resources professional and lecturer from Manchester. He had experienced low-intensity tinnitus for approximately ten years, until recently, when it became far worse over night.

Keith, a retired farmer from Kent, first noticed his tinnitus about three years ago. “It sounded like a very loud ringing in my left ear. Quite frankly, it destroyed my every day and night. There was no respite at all and it was so intrusive. I felt like I couldn’t look forward to anything at all."

Retired florist from Middlesex, Astrid Pryce first experienced tinnitus about four and a half years ago. “It didn’t start over night; it was a gradual thing. Six months previous to this, I’d looked down as I was getting out of the car and both of my ears went pop, like when a plane comes into land. It seemed quite strange. I held my nose and blew out, to try and clear my ears; both ears cleared but my right ear quickly blocked again and felt pressured. I kept trying but I couldn’t clear it.”

Leo McAuliffe, an 80-year old retired gentleman from Borehamwood, Hertfordshire, suffered from tinnitus for over ten years, until a new treatment – TDT - changed his life dramatically. Leo didn’t have any history of audiological issues but was exposed to a great deal of noise whilst motorcycle racing.

“Sometimes if I am tired or a bit stressed with work or something then the ringing’s really loud… then I will just get the device and put it in my ear and give myself a bit of break. I can turn it up loud or quiet depending on how I feel and that makes me feel more in control.”

“An ENT specialist gave his advice: basically you can't do much about it.”

“You don’t have to live with it. I would recommend The Tinnitus Clinic 100 per cent.”

“Out of all my injuries, tinnitus is the one that’s affected me most.”