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CBT-Hear Norway is a hybrid training programme for audiologists, audiopedagogists, psychologists, counsellors, and other relevant qualified health and social care professionals involved in treating Read More

We are pleased to invite CBT-Hear learners, clinicians, researchers, and others with an interest in tinnitus and sound intolerance care to attend an upcoming Mid-Course CBT-Hear Clinical Case Prese Read More

CBT-Hear is pleased to support the professional development of international clinicians and researchers working to improve evidence-based care for tinnitus, hyperacusis, and misophonia.

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Finnish Psychologist Featured in Podcast on CBT for Tinnitus

We are pleased to share that Kristiina Laakso, a psychologist and CBT-Hear trainee clinician from Finland, was r Read More

The paper opens with a broader ethical reflection inspired by Aristotle: good care should not only respond to immediate suffering, but also aim toward longer-term hum Read More

The article “Defining Tinnitus: A Socratic and Epistemological Inquiry” takes a philosophical and methodological approac Read More

This article advances a carefully argued ethical, philosophical, and clinical case for audiologist-delivered cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) in tinnitus care. Ra Read More

Stage 1 of the CBT-Hear Certified programme provides a comprehensive introduction to the cognitive-behavioural foundations of tinnitus, hyperacusis, and misophonia c Read More

A spirited scientific exchange in Audiology Research has reignited a central question for clinicians: should hyperacusis and misophonia be understood through the ear or th Read More

✨ New Publication: Ethics of Audiologist-Delivered CBT for Tinnitus — A Kierkegaardia Read More