Joey Remenyi from Seeking Balance offers a Q&A call on the topic of Neuroplasticity for Complex Tinnitus and Hearing Loss.

During this call we discuss:

🌀 Hyperacusis (disorder in loudness perception)

🌀 Acoustic Shock Injury (trauma response to unexpected loud sound)

🌀 Noise Induced Hearing Loss or Tinnitus

🌀 Misophonia (emotional reaction to common sounds)

🌀 Tonic Tensor Tympani Syndrome (TTTS)

All of the above conditions could be related to TTTS...

More about Tonic Tensor Tympani Syndrome (TTTS)

TTTS is a tightening of the tensor tympani muscle in the middle ear that acts as a protective mechanism for loud sounds, reducing mobility of the eardrum and middle ear system. This is a natural startle reflex which in the case of TTTS has become overactive and can result in symptoms such as:

🌀 blockage, pressure or fullness in the ear

🌀 “popping” or crackling noises around the ear

🌀 Pain, numbness or burning sensations in and around the ear

🌀 the development of tinnitus or an increase in pre-existing tinnitus

🌀 pain in the jaw or neck

🌀 clicking/fluttering sensations around the ear

🌀 mild vertigo/unsteadiness/dizziness

🌀 muffled/distorted hearing

We talk about the nervous system, trauma patterns and reversing symptom loops and making best use of our residual hearing and neural function.

Learn more with the full ROCK STEADY Program: https://www.seekingbalance.com.au/rocksteady/