Sound Relief Tinnitus & Hearing Center - Mesa

03/05/2026

Why “ignoring tinnitus” doesn’t work. 🧬

Tinnitus engages the limbic system — the part of the brain responsible for the “fight or flight” response. Over time, that constant cognitive load can lead to exhaustion, anxiety, and even depression.

In this video, Dr. Julie Prutsman explains:
✅ Why tinnitus is closely linked to depression
✅ Why the “just live with it” advice fails so many patients
✅ How specialized care can help restore quality of life

If tinnitus is affecting your daily life, this is an important conversation to hear.

02/24/2026

Is a truly invisible hearing aid actually possible?

Dr. Julie explains how Lyric® works — the world’s only 100% invisible, extended-wear hearing solution.

No daily charging. No removal. No visible device.

If you’ve been putting off treating hearing loss because of how hearing aids look or feel, this is worth watching.

02/10/2026

Spreading the love at Sound Relief ❤️

This month at all of our offices, we have Spread the Love boxes available for patients. If you feel so inclined, we invite you to write a quick note to your favorite audiologist or team member — it truly means the world to our staff.

Kind words go a long way. 💛

02/06/2026

Smaller. Smarter. More advanced hearing technology. Now available at every Sound Relief office, including Mesa.

Dr. Julie Prutsman, Au.D. explains how the new Oticon Zeal hearing aid is redefining what today’s hearing technology can do.

With advanced AI sound processing, Bluetooth connectivity, and a deep-in-ear design, Zeal is helping patients with hearing loss and tinnitus hear more clearly and comfortably.

Get yours today.

12/17/2025

The Oto tinnitus app is giving you new ways to manage tinnitus through sound therapy, CBT strategies, and mindfulness; all in one place.

When paired with expert audiology care, digital tools like this can make a real difference. Wondering if Oto is right for you? Request a Callback today. 💛

12/11/2025

The holidays are joyful… but they can also be loud and that can leave your ears and your energy feeling drained.

Busy restaurants, overlapping conversations, holiday music, clattering dishes… your brain is working overtime to sort it all out. This is very common for anyone with tinnitus, hearing loss, or sound sensitivity.

You may notice:
• Feeling tired or overwhelmed
• Trouble following conversations
• A temporary spike in tinnitus

Nothing is wrong, your brain is simply doing more than usual.

A few holiday hearing tips:
• Take short quiet breaks
• Use gentle background sound
• Pace yourself in noisy rooms

If your ears feel “extra overwhelmed” this season, our Mesa team is here to help with a calm, supportive environment and zero holiday music on loop. ❤️

12/09/2025

At our Mesa office, patients are often surprised to learn how The Sound Relief Method® works, and why it delivers real relief.

Watch Dr. Julie explain to learn more.

11/12/2025

You can find relief from tinnitus.
Start here — with real answers, real results, and real hope. 💙

10/31/2025

The Mesa Cheer Squad Is Pumped to Silence Tinnitus! 🎀📣 Happy Halloween!!! 👻💀👽🎃

10/24/2025

We have had a lot of people ask why the 4000 Hz and 7500 Hz tones on our YouTube channel seem to help with tinnitus. Mainly, it is a phenomenon called Residual Inhibition, and we made a video to explain.

Ever wonder why some sound frequencies, like 4000Hz and 7500Hz, provide tinnitus relief? This video explains the science behind specific tinnitus frequency t...

05/09/2025

Hearing loss is the top modifiable risk factor for cognitive decline and dementia. Mild hearing loss doubles the risk, moderate triples it, and severe hearing loss increases it 5-fold. Protect your hearing!

05/08/2025

We explore why the term 'tinnitus sufferers' is misleading. We discuss how many with tinnitus don't suffer, blocking it out naturally, and highlight the various types: intermittent, constant, bothersome, and non-bothersome. To watch the Full Episode, visit our Podcast! Available on all platforms!