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At Brooklyn Audiology Associates, we provide advanced solutions for tinnitus and hearing concerns. Our team of experienced hearing specialists guides adults through individualized care plans tailored to each patient’s unique needs. Using the latest diagnostic tools, we identify the root causes of tinnitus and hearing loss, helping you regain clarity and comfort. Whether you are consulting a skilled audiologist or a dedicated hearing doctor, we ensure your hearing health is a top priority.
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Dr Aleksandra Rayska + Dr Max Rubin Crossing Paths Conversation
Next up in our series “Crossing Paths: Audiology & Healthcare Conversations,” we have a conversation between Psychologist Aleksandra Rayska and Audiologist Dr. Max Rubin! In this video, we discuss tinnitus and how the combination of hearing devices and therapy can...
The Hidden Epidemic: Understanding Hidden Hearing Loss
As we age, our bodies undergo a multitude of changes that can affect our overall health and well-being. One condition that often flies under the radar is hidden hearing loss, a type of hearing impairment that can have significant consequences on our cognitive...
Speech-Language Pathologist Eni Shehu
Even the most advanced hearing aids need routine care to perform at their best. At Brooklyn Audiology Associates, we provide professional hearing aid repairs and maintenance to help keep your devices working reliably and sounding clear. Our specialists test your...
The Hidden Connection: How Untreated Hearing Loss and Tinnitus Can Increase Your Risk of Dementia
As we age, our bodies undergo a range of natural changes that can affect our overall health and well-being. Two common conditions that often accompany aging are hearing loss and tinnitus. While these conditions may seem like minor annoyances, research has revealed a...
ENT & Audiology: Working Together for Better Patient Outcomes
Next up in our series "Crossing Paths: Audiology & Healthcare Conversations," we have a conversation between Otolaryngologist (ENT) Dr. Jacqueline Jones and Audiologist Dr. Max Rubin! In this video, we discuss the importance of holistic hearing healthcare through...
Hearing Loss and the Brain: What You Need to Know
Even the most advanced hearing aids need routine care to perform at their best. At Brooklyn Audiology Associates, we provide professional hearing aid repairs and maintenance to help keep your devices working reliably and sounding clear. Our specialists test your...
Breaking Free from Tinnitus: How Hearing Devices Can Help
Tinnitus, a condition characterized by ringing, buzzing, or other sounds in the ears, affects millions of people worldwide. While there is no cure for tinnitus, there are effective treatment options available to reduce its impact on daily life. One of the most...
Breaking Through the Noise: How to Improve Your Hearing in Background Noise
Are you tired of struggling to hear conversations in noisy restaurants, crowded gatherings, or busy public spaces? Do you find yourself constantly asking people to repeat themselves or feeling left out of conversations due to background noise? You're not alone....
Preventing Falls & Promoting Independence: How Podiatry and Audiology Work Together
Even the most advanced hearing aids need routine care to perform at their best. At Brooklyn Audiology Associates, we provide professional hearing aid repairs and maintenance to help keep your devices working reliably and sounding clear. Our specialists test your...
The Hidden Dangers of Untreated Hearing Loss: How It Can Increase Your Risk of Falling
As we age, our bodies undergo a range of changes that can affect our balance, mobility, and overall health. One often-overlooked factor that can significantly increase our risk of falling is untreated hearing loss. According to recent studies, hearing loss can...
What is Lenire therapy, and how does it work?
Lenire therapy combines customized sound stimulation with gentle tongue-based pulses. Using Bluetooth headphones and a Tonguetip® device, it targets the auditory pathways in the brain. Over time, many patients experience less noticeable tinnitus and improved quality of life.
Who can benefit from Lenire tinnitus relief?
Adults experiencing persistent tinnitus may find Lenire effective. It is not designed for children but works well for adults seeking non-invasive treatment to reduce disruptive ear ringing.
Is Lenire therapy safe?
Yes, Lenire is a clinically supported, non-invasive therapy. Patients report minimal discomfort, and our hearing specialists ensure each session is customized for safety and comfort.
How long are treatment sessions?
Sessions usually last 30–45 minutes, conducted multiple times per week. Each session uses personalized audio and Tonguetip® stimulation under expert supervision.
Do I need a hearing assessment before starting Lenire?
Yes, a comprehensive hearing evaluation is recommended. This ensures Lenire is tailored to your auditory profile, maximizing the therapy’s effectiveness.