Tinnitus Treatment

You're Not Imagining It

Tinnitus can be mild, or it can take over your day.

Tinnitus is an outwardly indiscernible ringing, hissing, buzzing, roaring, or clicking noise in the ear. The level of discomfort it generates ranges from a minor annoyance to genuinely debilitating — and because no one else can hear it, it’s easy for it to be dismissed.

At Copper Sky Hearing & Tinnitus, we understand the real impact tinnitus can have on quality of life. We offer a wide variety of treatment options and are dedicated to finding the right solution for you — not just advice to “learn to live with it.”

50M+

Americans experience some form of tinnitus

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Treatment Options

A range of approaches, matched to how tinnitus shows up for you

Tap any option to learn more about how it works.

Hearing Aids

Personalized Hearing Support

For many people, treating hearing loss can significantly reduce the perception of tinnitus. Modern hearing aids amplify important sounds, making tinnitus less noticeable while improving communication and overall hearing.

Lenire

Bimodal Neuromodulation

Lenire combines gentle tongue stimulation with customized sound therapy to help retrain the brain's response to tinnitus. This innovative, FDA-approved treatment is designed to reduce the impact of tinnitus over time.

Tinnitus Retraining Therapy (TRT)

Long-Term Habituation

TRT combines sound therapy with expert counseling to help your brain gradually tune out tinnitus. The goal is to reduce the emotional and psychological impact of tinnitus so it becomes less noticeable in daily life.

Sound Therapy

Habituation-based

Sound therapy uses carefully selected sounds to help reduce the contrast between tinnitus and your environment. Over time, your brain learns to treat tinnitus as an unimportant background sound, making it less noticeable.

Counseling

Education & Support

Understanding tinnitus is an important part of successful treatment. Counseling provides education, practical coping strategies, and personalized guidance to help reduce stress and improve confidence in managing tinnitus.

Auditory Training

Brain-Focused Listening Exercises

Auditory training uses structured listening exercises to strengthen the connection between your ears and brain. These activities improve listening skills and support your brain's ability to adapt to tinnitus over time.

A Closer Look

From tabletop machines to devices smaller than a coin

Sound generators and hearing aids used in tinnitus management range from bedside units to discreet wearables — your specialist will help you find the right fit for how and where your tinnitus shows up.
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Receive a personalized tinnitus consultation

Not sure which approach is right for you? Our specialists will walk through your symptoms and build a plan around them.

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