šThe Tinnitus Cookbook now available on Amazonš Iām a 21 year old student and have had tinnitus for as long as I can remember. I will use this podcast to share my experience with tinnitus and the journey of habituation. This podcast will not only help yourself but also give me a distraction from mine. For more links, click here: linktr.ee/carislount
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 36 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessAlternative Health |
Iāve been thinking a lot about something neurosurgeon Dr. Jim Doty once said:
āThe brain canāt tell the difference between something thatās real and something thatās vividly imagined.ā
When I related that to tinnitus, it blew my mind.
Because with... more
Thinking about hearing aids for tinnitus?
Watch this before you decide. In my first episode of Watch If, I talk about what hearing aids can (and canāt) do for tinnitus, how they fit into your toolkit, and what to expect if you try them!šš¼
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Hi, Iām Caris, and welcome back to my channelāyour go-to resource for navigating life with tinnitus! Whether youāre here for practical advice, personal stories, or just a bit of encouragement, youāre in the right place š§š¬
In todayās video, I recap... more
In this video I talk you through my tips on how to study with tinnitus! Tinnitus isn't the end of a happy life and i'm here to prove it. I used to blame everything on my tinnitus and since accepting it, my life has changed. Tinnitus has been a compan... more
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Habituation to tinnitus is a long journey, and itās important to have good guides along the way. Caris is one of them. Iāve gotten so much out of listening to her perspectives on tinnitus in the last few months. Sheās very good at communicating the fact that tinnitus is not medically threatening, is extremely common (up to 30% of the general population), and most importantly, is something that can fade into the background, if you just learn to let it. Of course this last part is not easy, but it... more
I really appreciate listening to this podcast and thank you for the intro to OTO. Im really curious to hear how you are getting on though on the journey to habituation.
Iām an artist living in Portland, Oregon and became affected by severe tinnitus in October of 2022. I was in a desperate place and searching for connection, support and messages of hope for my condition, which the medical community was unable to provide.
I first found Caris on Instagram through a search on #tinnitus. Her page, @the_tinnitus_cookbook came up and unlike other resource sites about T, her messaging was optimistic, honest and compelling. I felt encouraged by the fact that this youn... more
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