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Ready for more direct tinnitus support?
I’m opening a new round of tinnitus coaching for people who feel ready to stop guessing and start working through their tinnitus challenges with more structure and support. 🎯 This may be a good fit if tinnitus is still affecting your: - sleep - focus - peace of mind - work / performance - social life - communication - or ability to feel like yourself again Here is how it works: 👉 You apply to join here: [https://go.yourtinnitusguy.com/tinnitus-strategy-session] The application meeting is completely free. During that meeting, we’ll look at: - where you are right now - what symptoms or challenges are affecting you most - what you’ve already tried - what feels stuck - and what kind of support may actually help you move forward From there, we’ll decide together if we’re a good fit. And if we are, we’ll also decide whether 1-on-1 coaching or a small group format makes the most sense for your situation. I want to be clear about this: 🤔 - A group can be powerful, but it’s not right for everyone. - Some people need more personal support. - Some people do very well with the encouragement and shared experience of a group. - It's very individual So that’s something we’ll figure out together. Right now I have: 👌 🔷 4 openings for 1-on-1 coaching 🔷 4 openings for a small group If you want more information, apply using the link here or comment RELIEF below and I’ll send you the next step. P.S - I only want to offer this to people I truly believe I can help. That’s why the application meeting matters, for both of us. 🙏
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Welcome! Let’s Walk the Path to Lasting Relief Together
This community exists for one reason: to help you get lasting relief from tinnitus and other related condition symptoms. As many of you already know, my name is Guy. I’ve lived with severe tinnitus and hearing loss for over 15 years. After trying everything imaginable, I found real relief, and over the past few years, I’ve helped others do the same through proven tools and strategies for lasting relief & habituation. You’ll find step-by-step guidance, helpful tools, and a place to ask questions, share your story, and connect with others who truly get it. I’ll be here regularly to answer questions, offer guidance, and share what I’ve learned. And if you ever need more personal support, one-on-one help is available too. There are a few key areas to explore: - Classroom – Access free step-by-step courses and relief tools - Leaderboard – Track your rank and unlock more content as you engage (even simple actions like commenting or liking count!) - Calendar – See upcoming Q&As and live events — all free to join Take a look around and make yourself at home. 😊 If you want to know more about me and my journey? Watch this quick video (below). 😁 If you want my help creating a personalized relief plan for you, book a FREE Tinnitus Strategy Session: https://go.yourtinnitusguy.com/tinnitus-strategy-session #tinnitus #tinnitusrelief #tinnitussoundtherapy #tinnituscauses #tinnitustreatment #tinnitussymptoms #tinnitusfix #reactivetinnitus #hyperacusis
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Community Relaxed Hangout - Ask Questions, Share Challenges, Be Understood
Hey everyone, A couple of weeks ago we had a really nice relaxed hangout — just a small group of us talking openly about tinnitus, sharing challenges, asking questions, and supporting each other. It was a good conversation. The kind you can't really have anywhere else. I'd love to do it again this Saturday, May 30. No agenda. No pressure. Just a warm, honest conversation with people who actually get it. Would you join? Vote below and let me know. 👇💙 Yours truly, (your tinnitus) Guy.
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Sleep Medications and Tinnitus: What Should You Ask Your Doctor?
Sleep problems are one of the hardest parts of tinnitus. And when sleep starts falling apart, everything else can feel harder too: the sound, the anxiety, the focus problems, the emotional reactions, and the ability to get through the day. I’ve had many conversations with tinnitus sufferers who are either already taking sleep medication, thinking about asking their doctor for help, or wondering if there may be better options than what they are currently using. This is an important topic, but it is also too important to cover in a short post. So... you know me by now.... I created a new PDF guide: Sleep Medications and Tinnitus: What to Discuss With Your Doctor Inside, I explain the main categories people often hear about, including supplements, benzodiazepines, Z-drugs, orexin receptor antagonists like Quviviq and Belsomra, and other options your doctor may mention. The goal is *not* to tell you what to take. The goal is to help you understand the conversation better, know what questions to ask, and feel more prepared when speaking with your doctor. I also included a simple comparison table, key cautions, and 5 questions you can bring to your next appointment. After you read it, I’d love to hear your thoughts. 🙏 - Did you find this guide helpful? - What has helped your sleep the most so far, medication or non-medication? - Anything I missed? After you read it, come back and share what questions it brought up for you, because sleep is one of the biggest tinnitus challenges we can help each other understand better. 🌿💙
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