The more you focus on the sound of tinnitus, the worse it feels. That's why gently redirecting your attention with other sounds is often the key to relief.
Relief Starts with Sound
If you live with constant ringing, buzzing, or hissing in your ears, you know how exhausting it is. But there is help. Tinnitus Relief Soundscapes offers a research-based, gentle path to relief—using the proven methods of Tinnitus Retraining Therapy (TRT) to help your brain make peace with the noise.
What Is TRT?
Tinnitus Retraining Therapy (TRT) teaches your brain to treat tinnitus like background noise—like a ticking clock you eventually stop noticing. Instead of resisting the sound, your mind learns to tune it out.
Targeted soundscapes help reduce the emotional response to tinnitus, easing distress and promoting a quieter perception.
Developed by Experts – Trusted Worldwide
Created with ENT specialists and audio designers in the U.S. and Europe, these soundscapes combine scientific precision with therapeutic sound design. Every tone and frequency is crafted to support healing and resilience.
22 Clinically Proven Therapeutic Sound Environments
Each track addresses a different tinnitus profile, including:
- High-pitched ringing
- Beeping, hissing, or crackling
- Static-like or low-frequency hums
- Electrical buzzing – and more
The sounds are designed to blend with your tinnitus, helping your brain naturally filter it out—without masking or overwhelming.
Easy to Use – For Everyone
No experience needed—just choose the track that best matches your tinnitus, play it softly, and let your brain do the rest.
- No prior knowledge required
- Use during work, rest, or sleep
- Begin healing—gradually, day by day
All You Need:
- A smartphone or tablet
- Good stereo headphones
- The soundscapes developed in collaboration with leading hospitals and the Tinnitus Research Center
- Start at the lowest comfortable volume and adjust if needed.
You've lived with the noise long enough. Now it's time to reclaim your calm.
FAQs
Q1: How long until I notice results?
Most people feel less distress and better habituation after 1–3 months. For best results, consistent use over 6 months is recommended.
Q2: Which soundscape should I use?
Identify the type of sound you hear, and pick the track that most closely resembles or blends with it. You may need to try a few to find the best fit.
Q3: What's in the audio sample?
You'll hear six short excerpts from different tracks in the collection.
