03501cam a22003374a 4500999001500000001000900015003000400024005001700028008004100045010001700086020001500103040001800118042000800136050002300144082002100167100001900188245012300207260004300330300002700373504005100400505231800451650001402769650003702783650004002820650002502860700002102885856007302906906004502979942001303024952012603037  c4075d407512035383OSt20191017185403.0000609s2000    mau      b    001 0 eng    a   00055865   a0205313655  aDLCcDLCdDLC  apcc00aRF293.8b.H46 200000a617.8  HEN W2211 aHenry, Jane L.14aThe psychological management of chronic tinnitus :ba cognitive-behavioral approach /cJane L. Henry, Peter H. Wilson.  aBoston, MA :bAllyn and Bacon,cc2001.  axvii, 270 p. ;c24 cm.  aIncludes bibliographical references and index.8 aMachine generated contents note: 1 Tinnitus-Features, Causes, and Interventions 1 -- Epidemiological Aspects of Tinnitus 3 -- Characteristics of Tinnitus 3 -- Causes of Tinnitus 5 -- Medical Treatments 7 -- Audiological Approaches 8 -- Tinnitus Retraining Therapy 10 -- Psychological Approaches 12 -- Conclusions 13 -- 2 Psychological Aspects of Chronic Tinnitus 15 -- Common Problems Experienced by People with Tinnitus 16 -- Personality Features of Tinnitus Patients 18 -- Relationship Between Subjective Severity of Tinnitus and Objective -- Audiological Parameters 22 -- The Relationship Between Distress and Psychological -- Variables 24 -- Cognitive-Behavioral Models of Tinnitus Distress or -- Handicap 27 -- Tinnitus and Pain 32 -- Conclusions 33 -- 3 Psychometric Assessment of Tinnitus Problems 36 -- Specific Questionnaires for Distress, Impairment, and -- Handicap 37 -- Measure of Cognitions and Coping Strategies 40 -- Other Tinnitus-Specific Scales 41 -- Daily Monitoring of Tinnitus 41 -- Measures of Depression and Anxiety 44 -- Ancillary Measures 45 -- Conclusions 45 -- 4 Interviewing the Tinnitus Patient: A Cognitive-Behavioral Analysis -- of Tinnitus Problems 47 -- Perceived Role of the Psychologist 54 -- Aspects of the Interview 55 -- Conclusions 62 -- 5 Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy for Tinnitus 63 -- The Aim of Psychological Treatment 63 -- Information and Education 65 -- Cognitive Restructuring 65 -- Attention Control 77 -- Imagery Training 81 -- Relaxation Training 84 -- Some General Comments 93 -- 6 A Cognitive-Behavioral Group Therapy Program -- for Tinnitus 95 -- Session 1 96 -- Session 2 110 -- Session 3 128 -- Session 4 141 -- Session 5 159 -- Session 6 172 -- Session 7 178 -- Session 8 185 -- 7 Relapse Prevention Following Psychological Management -- of Tinnitus 203 -- Relapse Prevention: The Work of Marlatt 204 -- Causes of Relapse 205 -- A Tinnitus Relapse Prevention Program 206 -- Session 1 208 -- Session 2 215 -- Session 3 227 -- Session 4 230 -- Session 5 232 -- Conclusion 232 -- 8 Psychological Interventions in the Management of Chronic -- Tinnitus: Efficacy of Treatment 233 -- Tinnitus Retraining Therapy 234 -- Hypnosis 235 -- Biofeedback 236 -- Relaxation Training 237 -- Cognitive-Behavior Therapy 238 -- Conclusions 247 -- References 251 -- Index 267. 0aTinnitus. 0aTinnitusxPsychological aspects. 0aTinnitusxPatientsxRehabilitation. 0aTinnitusxTreatment.1 aWilson, Peter H.413Table of contentsuhttp://www.loc.gov/catdir/toc/fy022/00055865.html  a0bvipcorignewd1eocipf20gy-gencatlg  2ddccSTS  00102ddc4070886/3aAIISHbAIISHd2019-10-17l1o617.8  HEN Wp12494r2026-07-03 00:00:00s2026-06-18w2019-10-17ySTS