Silence in the ear: Klaus Grübl fights against tinnitus in our region

Silence in the ear: Klaus Grübl fights against tinnitus in our region

In Braunau, a new Tinnitus center was recently opened, which offers the numerous people with ear noises a hopeful point of contact. Tinnitus, referred to by annoying noises such as whistles, noise or ringing, is a constant companion for many who significantly affects the quality of life. It is estimated that between ten and fifteen percent of people worldwide are affected by this agonizing disorder.

The founder of the center, Klaus Grübl, has a special connection to this topic, since he himself suffered from Tinnitus for almost two decades. His personal experiences have motivated him to find a solution for those affected. Grübl relies on innovative treatment methods based on the latest scientific findings to help people regain control over their lives and relieve the stressful noises.

The effects of tinnitus

tinnitus not only affects hearing, but also has profound psychological effects. Many affected people report increased stress, sleep disorders and general dissatisfaction in life. These negative effects can not only restrict the quality of life, but also lead to serious health problems. The new center in Braunau aims to address such challenges directly and to support the patient mentally and physically.

The Tinnitus Center offers various therapy approaches that are carried out in individual and group sessions. The methods include tinnitus retraining, sound therapy and relaxation techniques. These procedures are intended to help patients change the perception of their ear noises and reduce the associated stress symptoms.

Grübl emphasizes the importance of education about tinnitus. Many people are not aware of the variety of treatment options or do not know that they are not alone with their problem. This is a central point that the new center wants to promote: to bring those affected into each other and to give them a feeling of community.

Another advantage of the center is the variety of information that is made available to people. Workshops and information evenings are planned to raise awareness of tinnitus and to give the participants tools in order to better manage everyday life. The goal is to create a well -founded information base so that people are able to actively participate in their healing process.

Grübl encourages those affected to find help and offer their personal support. "Together we can find ways to improve the quality of life," he explains. The opening of the center is a significant step in the right direction to raise awareness of tinnitus and to give the affected people a voice.

Overall, the new Tinnitus Center in Braunau is an important resource for people who have to live with this constant challenge. The combination of individual support, the most modern treatment methods and a supportive community shows that there is hope.

More information on the subject of tinnitus and on the offers of the center are on www.nachrichten.at to be found.