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Joey answers this question:

"Is hypersensitivity a type of neurodivergence?  Any specific recommendations for highly sensitive people dealing with Tinnitus and other NQR sensations?"

Yes, high sensitivity can be considered a divergence from what is typically experienced neurologically. It can be thought of as increased neural loading, more physiological activity that the body needs to work through and digest. Learning to understand your brain, your body and your bodymind is key to harnessing the gift of sensitivity without burning out.
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I’m Joey Remenyi, a vestibular audiologist, neuroplasticity therapist, author and the Founder of Seeking Balance International. I support people in their use neuroplasticity to heal chronic vertigo, dizziness or tinnitus.

Learn how you can take your life back by starting your own healing journey with one of our self study programs: https://www.seekingbalance.com.au/our-programs/

Hypersensitivity: what to do about it. Is it Neurodivergence?

Crystal from Color Me Kale interviews Joey about how to calm the storm in moments when our body is producing unwanted thoughts, feelings or sensations.

Debunk the myth of needing to quiet the mind.
Learn to lean in and support the intelligent workings of your body.
Get support and start your journey.

To learn about Crystal visit: colormekale.com

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I’m Joey Remenyi, a vestibular audiologist, neuroplasticity therapist, author and the Founder of Seeking Balance International. I support people in their use neuroplasticity to heal chronic vertigo, dizziness or tinnitus.

If you're struggling, learn how you can take your life back by starting your own healing journey with one of our self study programs:

https://www.seekingbalance.com.au/our-programs/ OR Explore our free starter kit here: https://starterkit.securechkout.com/

What To Do with Discomfort: Calming the Storm! | Seeking Balance International

Ruth shares her story on starting the ROCK STEADY program to help her ease her symptoms (foggy, heavy head, tinnitus, dizziness, fear of Meniere's attacks, avoidance of social events...etc).

Her Symptom score has reduced from 84% disability to only 6%.
Ruth reports feeling more 'free' in her mind and stronger in her body with a daily practice of 15-minutes.

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I’m Joey Remenyi, a vestibular audiologist, neuroplasticity therapist, author and the Founder of Seeking Balance International. I support people in their use neuroplasticity to heal chronic vertigo, dizziness or tinnitus.

If you're struggling, learn how you can take your life back by starting your own healing journey with one of our self study programs:

https://www.seekingbalance.com.au/our-programs/ OR Explore our free starter kit here: https://starterkit.securechkout.com/

Ruth's Story: Meniere's Case Study | Seeking Balance International

Joey chats with Emma McAdam from Therapy in a Nutshell about neuroplasticity for vertigo and tinnitus.

If you're struggling, learn how you can take your life back by starting your own healing journey with one of our self study programs:

https://www.seekingbalance.com.au/our-programs/ OR Explore our free starter kit here: https://starterkit.securechkout.com/
Visit Emma's Therapy in a Nutshell YouTube channel here:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpuqYFKLkcEryEieomiAv3Q

Neuroplasticity for Vertigo and Tinnitus Interview with Therapy in a Nutshell

I am Joey Remenyi, Founder and Director of Seeking Balance International, a world-leader in recovery of persistent vertigo, dizziness and tinnitus symptoms. I take the holistic approach to healing. In this podcast I discuss the physical, mental, emotional and spiritual aspects of neuroplasticity for healing.

Join me as I discuss the amazing potential of our body and brain to facilitate healing. I talk with various experts about the challenges we face in recovery of persistent symptoms and the mechanisms behind our recovery. I take a special interest in recovery of vertigo and tinnitus, inner ear symptoms, that are traditionally difficult to treat or manage.

My community members are exploring all sorts of challenges: depression, anxiety, isolation, connection, belonging, identity, pain, and all sorts of persistent unwanted bodily sensations.

I invite you to listen to the ROCK STEADY recovery stories of people who learn to use neuroplasticity to overcome their invisible symptoms.

Hypersensitivity: what to do about it. Is it Neurodivergence?

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