Evidence-Based Tinnitus and Decreased Sound Sensitivity (DST) Care Across Canada
Audiologist-delivered CBT and mindfulness support for tinnitus, hyperacusis, and misophonia
Personalized support for tinnitus and sound sensitivity
You're Not Alone
Constant Buzzing
Is the constant buzzing in your ears keeping you up at night?
Difficulty Concentrating
Is it hard to concentrate at work, or even enjoy reading, because of that ongoing noise?
Sound Sensitivity
Are you overwhelmed by everyday sounds—chewing, typing, rustling paper, or the hum of traffic?
Who I help
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This service is designed for adults who feel distressed, stuck, or overwhelmed by persistent tinnitus and want practical support.
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This may be helpful for people who find normal daily sounds uncomfortable, exhausting, or difficult to tolerate.
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Support is available for people experiencing sound sensitivity, reduced sound tolerance, or strong emotional reactions to certain sounds.
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You do not need to wait passively while symptoms continue. This service can provide support, education, and management strategies while you are waiting for further medical care.
Why Choose Fine-Tuning Tinnitus Clinic
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Focused Expertise
Care dedicated specifically to tinnitus, hyperacusis, and misophonia.
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Evidence-Based Approach
Audiologist-delivered CBT, mindfulness, and tinnitus-focused counselling tailored to your needs.
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Accessible Care
Receive personalized audiology care from home, anywhere in Canada
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Direct 1:1 Care
You'll work directly with Ha-Yoon Jae, a Doctor of Audiology.
Meet with Ha-Yoon Jae, Au.D.
Compassionate, structured support for tinnitus and sound sensitivity
At Fine-Tuning Tinnitus Clinic, Ha-Yoon Jae, Doctor of Audiology and CASLPO-registered clinical audiologist, brings together advanced audiological training and extensive military medical experience to deliver personalized care.
With a deep passion for helping those struggling with tinnitus and sound sensitivity issues (such as hyperacusis and misophonia), he integrates cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), mindfulness techniques, and audiological expertise to support you on your journey to better auditory health, wherever you are.
What to expect
Your first appointment is an in-depth consultation focused on your symptoms, triggers, hearing-related background, stress factors, sleep, and treatment goals. The aim is to better understand your concerns and build a personalized plan that fits your needs.
* Grounded in Clinical Experience
My approach is informed by both formal training and ongoing clinical outcome tracking. In my clinical dataset collected between 2021 and 2025, over 70% of patients who remained engaged in CBT-based tinnitus care showed meaningful improvement in tinnitus-related distress.
Treatment Methods
Frequently Asked Questions
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The first appointment is an in-depth consultation on tinnitus and sound sensitivity. We review your history, triggers, hearing-related background, stress factors, sleep, and management goals to build a personalized plan.
It's a good idea to bring your hearing test results for a more detailed assessment.
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Services are private pay. Some extended health plans may offer reimbursement for audiology services, depending on your plan. We recommend checking directly with your provider.
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Our remote sessions are conducted via a secure online platform, allowing you to receive expert care from the comfort of your home.
You do not need to download an app. Instructions will be provided after booking.
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We do provide the assessment, and through our initial assessment, we can guide you to appropriate services or resources for individuals under the age of 20.
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The effectiveness of treatment varies from person to person. In my clinical dataset collected between 2021 and 2025, many patients who remained engaged in CBT-based tinnitus care showed meaningful improvement in tinnitus-related distress over time. Early disengagement was more common than true treatment failure, which highlights the importance of structured support, expectation setting, and follow-up.