Dr. Julie shares the story behind Sound Relief Tinnitus & Hearing Center, including her journey, the inspiration behind creating a clinic dedicated to tinnitus and hearing care, and the unwavering mission to provide help and hope. From personal experiences to professional expertise, Dr. Julie shares what makes Sound Relief different and how we change lives daily. Tune in and discover why we do what we do—because no one should suffer in silence.

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Tinnitus can feel overwhelming, but understanding it is the first step toward relief. In this episode of the Sound Relief Podcast, Dr. Julie Prutsman breaks down what tinnitus really is, what causes it, and how you can start managing it today. Discover the benefits of using gentle background sounds, how stress can play a role, and what steps you can take right now to feel better. Tune in and take control of your tinnitus journey today!

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Welcome to the Sound Relief Podcast with Dr. Julie Prutsman and special guest Dr. Megan Read! In this episode, we dive deep into the world of tinnitus, decreased sound tolerance, and the real solutions that exist beyond “just live with it.” Dr. Read shares her expert advice and insights on sound therapy, emphasizing the importance of early intervention. Whether you’re newly diagnosed or have been living with tinnitus for years, this episode offers education, support, and encouragement.

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In this episode of the Sound Relief Podcast, Dr. Julie Prutsman sits down with Dr. Tony Kovacs, one of our dedicated tinnitus specialists at Sound Relief. Before dedicating his life to audiology, Dr. Kovacs spent years performing in a band, surrounded by amplifiers, loud crowds, and constant jam sessions. His personal struggle with tinnitus, shaped by both his musical background and exposure to high-decibel environments, ultimately led him to pursue a career in helping others. Tune in as he shares how music helped shape his empathy for patients, when tinnitus became more than just a sound, and the tools he now uses to guide others toward lasting relief.

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In this episode of the Sound Relief Podcast, Dr. Julie Prutsman breaks down the core concepts behind tinnitus, how it’s often misunderstood, and what you can do about it. From debunking common myths to explaining how the brain reacts to tinnitus, Dr. Julie shares vital knowledge to help you feel more in control. Whether you’re newly diagnosed or searching for better answers, this episode is a great starting point to understand your tinnitus journey.

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In this episode of the Sound Relief Podcast, Dr. Julie sits down with Dr. McMahon to explore the science and emotional impact of tinnitus and decreased sound tolerance. With over a decade of audiology experience, Dr. Abby shares powerful patient stories, insight into common struggles, and clinical strategies that work. From tinnitus retraining therapy to navigating hyperacusis and sound sensitivity, this conversation is packed with expert guidance for those seeking real, lasting relief. Whether you’re newly diagnosed or looking to better understand treatment options, this episode is your guide to clarity, support, and hope in your tinnitus journey.

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Can what you eat really make a difference in your tinnitus? Dr. Leah joins Dr. Julie in this episode to explore recent research linking diet and tinnitus relief. We discuss whether apples, coffee, and other everyday foods can impact tinnitus symptoms. Get ready to uncover the facts, bust the myths, and learn practical steps you can take to support your hearing health. Discover how small changes could make a big difference for your ears.

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Did you know that even mild hearing loss can impact your brain? In this episode, Dr. Julie Prutsman and Dr. Kelsey Harris dive into the critical connection between untreated hearing loss and cognitive decline. Learn how the ears and brain work together and what happens when that connection breaks down. If you’re concerned about memory, focus, or long-term brain health, this episode is packed with insight you can’t miss. Discover why protecting your hearing might be one of the smartest things you can do for your mind.

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What does it really take to break the stigma around tinnitus, and why are so many patients still being told there's nothing they can do? In this powerful episode, Madison joins Dr. Julie Prutsman to discuss the emotional, mental, and physical journey of living with tinnitus and the ongoing fight to reshape how it’s treated. Madison shares her personal story and the conversations she’s had with patients, offering unique insight into what it means to take control of your care and build a relationship with providers who truly listen. From challenging misinformation to highlighting the importance of early intervention, this episode is a must-watch for anyone seeking hope, clarity, or a more compassionate perspective on hearing health. Whether you're a patient, provider, or just curious about tinnitus care, tune in and discover how education, empathy, and real support can change lives.

Get ready to hear from one of the most respected voices in the world of tinnitus. Dr. James Henry has spent over 35 years researching ringing in the ears and has helped shape how it's treated today. In this episode, Dr. Julie Prutsman sits down with him to talk about what really works, what doesn’t, and how sound therapy and hearing help can change lives. If you’re looking for real answers and expert advice, this is the episode you don’t want to miss. Hit that subscribe button and join the conversation!

In part one, Dr. James Henry shared how tinnitus treatment has evolved and why education, hearing aids, and sound therapy are key to long-term relief. We explored the origins of TRT and PTM and how they continue to help patients today. In part two, we go even deeper. Dr. Henry and Dr. Julie Prutsman talk about misophonia, hyperacusis, and the challenges of treating sound sensitivity in a way that truly helps patients. They discuss how Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) can support those with emotional triggers from everyday sounds, and how understanding the individual is the key to success. Dr. Henry also shares his passion for education and accessibility through his platform https://www.earsgonewrong.org/