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Everything you need to know about the new Freequency update8 min read
Jeffrey Lanters

Everything you need to know about the new Freequency update

This is the biggest update Freequency has ever had. There's a new tab for practising, a second way to practise, a journal that sees more than just your tinnitus, and a search that covers everything in the app at once. A few things are also gone — and those are the ones that deserve an explanation. Here's the whole picture in a few minutes.

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Meet Gerhard Andersson, PhD as a Clinical Advisory Board Member2 min read
Sophie Asveld

Meet Gerhard Andersson, PhD as a Clinical Advisory Board Member

Gerhard Andersson is a clinical psychologist, professor, and pioneer of internet-based CBT for tinnitus. He has spent more than two decades at Linköping University researching the psychological treatment of tinnitus and translating it into scalable therapy formats. His scientific work forms part of the evidence base behind Freequency's approach.

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Nienke: "Just because it didn't help me doesn't mean it won't work for someone else"5 min read
Sophie Asveld

Nienke: "Just because it didn't help me doesn't mean it won't work for someone else"

Nienke (65) has had tinnitus for fifteen years. She used Freequency for the full hundred days, but her symptoms didn't ease, and halfway through she even temporarily developed a second, unsettling sound. Still, her message to those who are hesitant is clear: try it anyway. Read Nienke's story.

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