Live Online Webinar Hosted By Abilene's Most Trusted Hearing Care Experts For Over 2 Decades
Tinnitus Treatment Has Changed, What You Need to Know in 2026
Tuesday 24th March | {INSERT TIME} |45 Minute Session
- Why tinnitus is affecting more people than ever - and what happens when it’s left untreated
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What’s changed in tinnitus treatment - and which approaches are backed by real evidence.
- How Lenire works to retrain the brain and reduce the perception of tinnitus
- How to find out if this treatment could be the right next step for you
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What Is Lenire?
Lenire features innovative technology using dual stimulation, where sound therapy and physical stimuli work together to distract your brain from your tinnitus symptoms.
With noise-canceling headphones playing custom sound therapies and Lenire’s patented Tonguetip delivering gentle stimulation to your tongue, the two different forms of stimulus will work to retrain your brain and help you focus less on your tinnitus.
Combined with advanced professional care from our Lenire specialist, you can get back to hearing the life you love without tinnitus affecting your quality of life. Please feel free to get in touch with us for more information about Lenire!
Meet Your Hosts
Dr. Kelsi Mangrem received her Bachelor of Science degree in Speech, Language and Hearing Sciences as well as her Doctorate of Audiology from Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center.
Dr. Mangrem became interested in helping people with hearing loss to communicate more effectively and therefore pursued a degree in this field. She is a member of the American Academy of Audiology and the Texas Academy of Audiology. Dr. Mangrem also serves on the Abilene Chamber of Commerce Executive Board of Directors, and is Past Chair of the Chamber's Ag Committee.
Kelsi was also a proud member of the 2020 20 under 40 class, Leadership Abilene Class of 2019 as well as received the 2021 Young Entrepreneur of the Year award.
Dr. Anum Khan was raised in Dallas; she received her bachelor of science in speech and hearing sciences and doctorate in audiology degrees from the University of Texas at Dallas.
She completed her one-year externship at the Callier Center for Communication Disorders. Prior to joining Holland Hearing Center in Abilene, Dr. Khan dedicated seven years of her professional career to serving the Dallas community, where she recognized the growing demand for hearing care services in smaller cities. Dr. Khan is committed to providing compassionate and personalized hearing care by offering counseling, education, and support to individuals and families dealing with hearing loss.
- Why tinnitus is affecting more people than ever - and what happens when it’s left untreated
-
What’s changed in tinnitus treatment - and which approaches are backed by real evidence.
- How Lenire works to retrain the brain and reduce the perception of tinnitus
- How to find out if this treatment could be the right next step for you