Tinnitus Care A Specialized Service of Nexynaptics
Functional Profile • Self-Assessment

Tinnitus Resilience & Regulation Profile Score™ NTRRPS™

A brief self-assessment of tinnitus-related functional impact, recovery and regulation

Your tinnitus is more than an auditory sensation. Explore how tinnitus interacts with your daily attention, sleep, energy, and self-reported recovery capacities.

Preliminary Profile 5–7 min

"Your tinnitus is more than a sound."

This brief profile looks at how tinnitus is affecting your attention, sleep, emotions and daily function, together with factors related to recovery, energy and regulation.

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Before you begin:

Please answer based on your experience during the past 2 weeks.

Your result is a preliminary Nexynaptics profile, not a diagnosis and not a measure of the cause of your tinnitus.

Confidential • Securely submitted • Screening & educational purposes
Participant Details

Participant Details

Please complete these details to receive your confidential screening summary. We do not collect unnecessary personal information.

Section A • Functional Impact (Part 1 of 3)

Attention & Daily Focus

Rate your experience during the past 2 weeks.

0 = Not at all 1 = Occasionally 2 = Sometimes 3 = Often 4 = Almost always

A1. "I find myself checking or monitoring my tinnitus repeatedly."

A2. "My attention is pulled toward the tinnitus when I would rather focus on something else."

A3. "Tinnitus makes it harder for me to concentrate on mentally demanding tasks."

A4. "I find it difficult to relax when I am aware of my tinnitus."

A5. "I find myself anticipating that tinnitus will become troublesome."

Section A • Functional Impact (Part 2 of 3)

Sleep, Energy & Emotional Balance

Rate your experience during the past 2 weeks.

0 = Not at all 1 = Occasionally 2 = Sometimes 3 = Often 4 = Almost always

A6. "Tinnitus affects my ability to fall asleep or return to sleep."

A7. "I feel more tired during the day because of the way tinnitus affects my sleep or recovery."

A8. "Tinnitus changes how much I enjoy activities that I normally value."

A9. "I avoid or reduce activities because I am concerned about how tinnitus will affect me."

A10. "Tinnitus affects my patience, irritability or emotional balance."

Section A • Functional Impact (Part 3 of 3)

Attention Flexibility & Wellbeing

Rate your experience during the past 2 weeks.

0 = Not at all 1 = Occasionally 2 = Sometimes 3 = Often 4 = Almost always

A11. "I find it difficult to shift my attention away from tinnitus once I notice it."

A12. "Tinnitus affects my confidence in managing ordinary daily situations."

A13. "During a tinnitus increase, I find it difficult to return to what I was doing."

A14. "I feel that tinnitus occupies more mental space than I would like."

A15. "Tinnitus interferes with my overall sense of wellbeing."

Section B • Regulation & Recovery (Part 1 of 3)

Sleep, Energy & Movement

How manageable have these daily recovery factors been for you during the past 2 weeks?

0 = Very difficult 1 = Difficult 2 = Variable 3 = Generally manageable 4 = Consistently manageable

B1. "I wake feeling reasonably recovered from sleep."

B2. "I can maintain a reasonably consistent sleep and wake routine."

B3. "My energy remains reasonably stable through most of the day."

B4. "I can recover reasonably well after a stressful or demanding day."

B5. "I get regular physical movement during my week."

Section B • Regulation & Recovery (Part 2 of 3)

Daylight, Nourishment & Hydration

How manageable have these daily recovery factors been for you during the past 2 weeks?

0 = Very difficult 1 = Difficult 2 = Variable 3 = Generally manageable 4 = Consistently manageable

B6. "I spend some time outdoors or in daylight during the day."

B7. "My meals generally provide enough nourishment to sustain my energy."

B8. "My eating pattern is reasonably regular and predictable."

B9. "I maintain adequate fluid intake through the day."

B10. "I can moderate caffeine and other stimulants when they interfere with my sleep or recovery."

Section B • Regulation & Recovery (Part 3 of 3)

Recovery Skills & Resilience

How manageable have these daily recovery factors been for you during the past 2 weeks?

0 = Very difficult 1 = Difficult 2 = Variable 3 = Generally manageable 4 = Consistently manageable

B11. "I can make time for activities that help me recover or feel restored."

B12. "I can recognise when fatigue or stress is building before I become overwhelmed."

B13. "When I notice stress or tension, I have ways of helping myself settle."

B14. "I can continue meaningful activities even when tinnitus is noticeable."

B15. "I feel that I have some influence over how I respond when tinnitus becomes intrusive."

Section C • Clinical Safety Review

Safety & Medical Triage Questions

These screening questions help determine whether prompt medical evaluation is advised before proceeding with routine functional profiling. Note: Safety answers do NOT affect your NTRRPS score.

C1. Is your tinnitus pulsatile, meaning it seems to beat or pulse in time with your heartbeat?

C2. Did your tinnitus begin suddenly together with a sudden change in hearing?

C3. Is the tinnitus predominantly on one side and new or changing?

C4. Have you experienced significant new neurological symptoms, severe new vertigo, or a recent significant head injury?

C5. Has tinnitus recently caused you to feel that life is not worth living or that you may harm yourself?

Completed Assessment • v1.0

YOUR NTRRPS™ RESULT

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Calculating...
Tinnitus Functional Impact -- / 100

Reported daily disruption across attention, sleep and focus (higher = greater functional impact).

Regulation & Recovery -- / 100

Reported daily recovery capacities, sleep habits and settling skills (higher = stronger recovery foundation).

DEEP DIVE OPTION
Go Beyond Your Automated Result

Personal NTRRPS™ Interpretation

Personal NTRRPS™ Interpretation Multidisciplinary Review of Your Screening Profile
US$52

Receive a personalised professional interpretation of your NTRRPS profile, with an explanation of your results, key areas for attention, and practical priorities based on your responses.

  • Review of your NTRRPS™ profile by our multidisciplinary team
  • Explanation of your results and your strongest and weakest domains across attention, sleep and recovery
  • Analysis of the relationship between tinnitus impact and your daily regulation habits
  • Key areas for attention and practical priorities to guide your personal routine
  • Suggested next step tailored to your specific functional profile
This optional paid service provides professional interpretation of your screening profile. NTRRPS is a screening and educational tool, not a medical diagnosis.
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Your Current Priority Areas

Based on your pattern of responses, these 2–3 areas represent your most immediate opportunities for focus.

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Dynamic Profile Interpretation

Rules-based contextual insights derived from your individual responses.

Screening Notice: NTRRPS™ is a Nexynaptics-developed screening and monitoring framework. It is not a validated diagnostic instrument and does not determine the cause, prognosis or medical severity of tinnitus or metabolic disease.
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Domain Breakdown Snapshot

Detailed 0–100 scores across all assessed impact and recovery dimensions.

Tinnitus Functional Impact Domains

Regulation & Recovery Domains

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YOUR NEXT STEP

Choose the level of clinical investigation and support that best suits your goals.

Option 1 • Personal Review

Personal NTRRPS™ Interpretation

USD52

A clinician-led review of your specific scores, balance patterns, and priority focus areas.

Option 2 • Comprehensive Clinical Profiling

Comprehensive Tinnitus Diagnostic & Functional Profile

US$300

In-depth clinical intake examining somatosensory triggers, audiological history, medication timing and red flags.

Explore Comprehensive Assessment
Option 3 • Guided Education

Tinnitus Reclaim™

10-Day Guided Programme

A structured, guided response and quality-of-life programme focused on attention, recovery and functional resilience.

Learn About Tinnitus Reclaim™