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Counseling For Patients With Hyperacusis, Mary Maraist
Counseling For Patients With Hyperacusis, Mary Maraist
Communication Sciences and Disorders: Student Scholarship & Creative Works
Hyperacusis is the phenomenon of experiencing moderately loud sounds as overly loud and/or intensely annoying. Hyperacusis can also cause fear or pain in response to sound. There is no one known cause of hyperacusis, and because of the variety of ways it presents itself, the approximate prevalence is difficult to determine. Despite the ambiguity of hyperacusis, the audiologist is an important part of diagnosing and educating clients with hyperacusis. During this project we aimed to discover the challenges individuals with hyperacusis face. These include anxiety, depression and avoidance behavior, and sometimes co-occurring tinnitus and hearing loss. Another aim was to …
The Neural Mechanisms Of Tinnitus And Tinnitus Distress, Alexandra Watts
The Neural Mechanisms Of Tinnitus And Tinnitus Distress, Alexandra Watts
Communication Sciences and Disorders: Student Scholarship & Creative Works
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