Habits
Tinnitus Sound Therapy Habit
A tinnitus sound therapy habit adds low-level neutral sound near—but not covering—ringing to lower night contrast, paired with regular sleep timing.
A tinnitus sound therapy habit uses low-level neutral sound—pink noise, ocean, or bedside generators—at a level just below ringing prominence to reduce contrast especially at night. Consistency beats volume wars; the goal is blending, not masking speech.
Pair with sleep window regularity.
Common questions
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How loud should tinnitus sound therapy be?
Set sound just below where ringing dominates—often barely audible—so brain habituates without needing to crank volume, which risks more dose if headphones are used.
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