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Welcome to the Blog & Podcast. You'll find tips & tricks on how to better manage your life with tinnitus.
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Three years a tinnitus coach- my learnings
THE LATEST PODCAST EPISODE: I am Frieder, 32 years old from Berlin in Germany. I am deaf on one ear, have a hearing aid and
Tinnitus & Diet
HEY MY DEAR TINNITUS FRIENDS, In this video I tell you why it is a good idea to look for certain foods causing your tinnitus,
HOW CBT can help your reduce your tinnitus
Hey Tinnitus Friend, Fantastic to see you here 🙂 In this short video, I want to explain to you how to successfully use the strategies
Managing Tinnitus Spikes successfully
Hey Dear Tinnitus Friends, Are you frequently experiencing spikes or changes in your tinnitus?Then I have just the right thing for you! Here is my
By Frieder Kühne
Welcome everybody to the “Outring Tinnitus” Blog & Podcast. On these pages you will find useful information on how you can tackle the biggest obstacles that come with suffering from tinnitus. Whether you struggle to sleep soundly at night, or to focus and get work done during the day. Within the podcast, I interview tinnitus scientists as to the latest research but also share my personal learnings from my own life with tinnitus. Hopefully the goodies that have helped me during the time my tinnitus bothered me the most, can serve you as well.
My personal story with tinnitus began when I was about nineteen years old. One morning, I noticed this high pitch ringing in my “good ear”. Being born deaf on one ear, I always knew what it meant to have some trouble hearing. With single sided deafness you have to focus more on what people say, the teachers in school invited me to sit in the front left side of the classroom, and my directional hearing has always been so bad, my mother had to tell me the exact room she was in (in a 4 bedroom apartment) as I was unable to tell where she would be calling from.
So then this morning, I was already living alone, I noticed the sound. That was my first experience with Tinnitus. You can read the whole story in the blogpost below.
It has been over ten years since that morning, and my tinnitus is much more severe in intensity than it used to. Having traveled far in these ten years and working in different industries, my understanding of the human sense of hearing but also the big issues that tinnitus causes have let me to open my personal tinnitus coaching practice.
After working in law and business consulting as well as the hearing testing and sound processing environment, I know how much difficulties people with Tinnitus can encounter in their daily lives. I wish someone had been there for me to coach and guide me when I needed it the most. So now, here I am, ready to coach and guide you. To extend a hand to you towards a life with tinnitus without suffering.
I hope that the tips and tricks on this blog can help you change the way you view your Tinnitus and it’s role in your life for you to be able to live a happier, more balanced, and mindful life. If you suffer from Tinnitus for the first time and haven’t seen a doctor yet, please consult one. Tinnitus is almost always not dangerous at all, however please make sure that you have spoken to a physician about your Tinnitus.
Well please enjoy the blog & podcast and if you need anything please send me an email to frieder@outringtinnitus.com
Best,
Frieder
Three years a tinnitus coach- my learnings
THE LATEST PODCAST EPISODE: I am Frieder, 32 years old from Berlin in Germany. I am deaf on one ear, have a hearing aid and
Tinnitus & Diet
HEY MY DEAR TINNITUS FRIENDS, In this video I tell you why it is a good idea to look for certain foods causing your tinnitus,
HOW CBT can help your reduce your tinnitus
Hey Tinnitus Friend, Fantastic to see you here 🙂 In this short video, I want to explain to you how to successfully use the strategies
Managing Tinnitus Spikes successfully
Hey Dear Tinnitus Friends, Are you frequently experiencing spikes or changes in your tinnitus?Then I have just the right thing for you! Here is my
Podcast Interview with Dr. Ben Thompson AuD
Hey Dear Tinnitus Podcast Viewers, Here is my Podcast Episode, I recorded together with Dr. Ben Thompson of Treble Health.Dr. Ben is a doctor of
Interview with NYT Bestselling Author Carl Paoli
Hey my dear Tinnitus Podcast Friends, This is the latest podcast interview that I had the pleasure to complete with New York Times bestselling author,
Episode 31- Interview with Hubert Lim from Lenire (Neuromod)
Welcome to the latest Podcast episode in which I interview Prof. Hubert Lim the Chief Scientific Officer of Neuromod (Lenire company). We had a great
Managing Tinnitus Spikes
Tinnitus Spikes & Fluctuations Tinnitus Spikes can be mean. We all know them. Some of them only last a few seconds to minutes, others stay
Podcast Episode 28 – Glenn Schweitzer
Dear Tinnitus Family, In this episode I interviewed Glenn Schweitzer from Rewiring Tinnitus. Glenn is, like myself, a self-made tinnitus coach, and has already coached
Somatic Tinnitus – An Interview With Sarah Michiels
On Somatic Tinnitus Welcome back to the Outring Tinnitus Podcast, In this episode, I interviewed somatic tinnitus expert Sarah Michiels who works at the University
Tinnitus & Insomnia Part 2
Tinnitus & Insomnia How to change your way of seeing tinnitus in order to get a good nights sleep and overcome tinnitus related anxiety. By
Tinnitus & Hearing Aids
Me working on my computer, wearing my hearing aid. A (personal) story by Frieder Kühne Every year the third of March marks world hearing day.
Interested in a little audio? Here is the podcast!
Please note: The Tips and Tricks I share are very individual. This blog lists some of the most effective strategies I have found, that enable people to live better. However, as Tinnitus is such an individual condition and we all suffer from it for different reasons, some of the strategies might not work for you. I am more than happy to help you and to develop your individual game plan for overcoming the suffering together with you. Just contact me or book a 30min free “getting to know” coaching session.
Thank you all for being here and I sincerely wish you all the best1
