Serving the Denver Metro Area
Have you been told to “just live with” your ears ringing and ignore your tinnitus? That is unacceptable.
Stop struggling in background noise and groups. Find out how good - or bad - your hearing is.
If you feel especially sensitive to sound, you may have decreased sound tolerance or hyperacusis.
If you are living with unresolved hearing issues such as tinnitus, sensitivity to sound, or difficulty hearing in background noise or groups, you are not alone.
Most people naturally compensate by using visual cues and the context of a conversation. Others try to block out or ignore unwanted noises competing for their attention.
While these strategies may work for the short term, they deplete our energy and cognitive reserve.
Ultimately, relationships become strained, emotions are more difficult to control, and by the end of the day, you have nothing left.
Thankfully, you do not have to live that way. You should be able to live your best life no matter what you have been exposed to, and there is hope for you.
At Sound Relief Hearing Center, we understand what you are going through, and we can help. Dr. Julie Prutsman opened her audiology practice because there was such a huge void in the treatment and understanding of tinnitus, a symptom she struggled with for years. After years of experience, innovation, and training her team of audiologists, Sound Relief Hearing Center has helped thousands of people get control of their tinnitus and reclaim their best life.