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. 2020 Sep 10;11:2048. doi: 10.3389/fpsyg.2020.02048

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Copyright © 2020 Luyten, Jacquemin, Van Looveren, Declau, Fransen, Cardon, De Bodt, Topsakal, Van de Heyning, Van Rompaey and Gilles.

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Study design. A total of 89 participants were divided into two treatment groups: TRT/CBT (n = 43) or TRT/EMDR (n = 46). Each group received five sessions of TRT and five sessions of either CBT or EMDR, with one session each week. Psychoacoustic measurements and questionnaires were part of the assessment performed at pre-therapy (T₀), post-therapy (T₁), and follow-up (T₂) (CBT, cognitive behavioral therapy; EMDR, eye movement desensitization and reprocessing; TRT, tinnitus retraining therapy).

Inline graphic — Study design. A total of 89 participants were divided into two treatment groups: TRT/CBT (n = 43) or TRT/EMDR (n = 46). Each group received five sessions of TRT and five sessions of either CBT or EMDR, with one session each week. Psychoacoustic measurements and questionnaires were part of the assessment performed at pre-therapy (T₀), post-therapy (T₁), and follow-up (T₂) (CBT, cognitive behavioral therapy; EMDR, eye movement desensitization and reprocessing; TRT, tinnitus retraining therapy).