We have been treating tinnitus since 1999
The experience and expertise behind Tinnitus Clinic are rooted in over 20 years of clinical and therapeutic practice with patients affected by tinnitus. Our diagnostic protocol allows us to analyze and fully understand each type of tinnitus, enabling us to define the most effective therapy to treat or, at the very least, significantly relieve tinnitus.
A Multidisciplinary Team
At the heart of Tinnitus Clinic is a team of engineers, audiologists and ENT specialists, audiology technicians, and psychotherapists, working together to analyze, diagnose, and effectively address tinnitus.
Our Approach to Tinnitus
There is no single therapy for tinnitus; each case requires a personalized approach. Treatment involves working on multiple fronts, with the goal of both addressing the underlying causes of tinnitus and reducing the discomfort it produces. To lessen the distressing perception of tinnitus, TRT — Tinnitus Retraining Therapy — has proven to be highly effective.
Our Staff
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Eng. Luca del Bo
Biomedical Engineer
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Dr. Giulia Fortunato
Audiometrist & Hearing Aid Specialist
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Dr. Matteo Caravita
Hearing Aid Specialist
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Dr. Silvia Passoni
Audiometrist
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Dr. Filippo Del Bo
Business Management
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Cristina Farinelli
Front Desk
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Dr. Giovanna Baracca
Audiologist & Phoniatrician
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Prof. Umberto Ambrosetti
Audiologist
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Dr. Enrico Fagnani
Audiologist & ENT Specialist
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Dr. Fiorenzo Bertoletti
ENT Specialist
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Dr. Alberto Scotti
ENT Specialist
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Dr. Giuseppe De Donato
Otologic Surgeon
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Dr. Andrea Crocetti
Psychotherapist
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Dr. Jessica Montana
Psychotherapist
Watch Our Videos
Answers from our medical specialists to the most common questions about tinnitus, diagnosis, and therapy.
An International Network
Our Tinnitus Clinic is an integral part of the European and international network of centers specialized in the treatment of tinnitus, coordinated by the Tinnitus Research Initiative and by TINNET, a multidisciplinary research network of the European Community.
Brain
Plasticity
Thanks to the brain’s ability to adapt, it is possible to retrain it to perceive tinnitus as a neutral signal.
Sound Generators
They deliver a customized, barely perceptible white noise that helps the brain habituate to tinnitus, tailored to each patient’s needs.
Psychological Support
As part of the therapeutic pathway, the psychotherapist helps patients manage and gain control over tinnitus.
Short Adaptation Time
After three months from the start of treatment, 80% of patients report a significant reduction in the perception of tinnitus.