Tinnitus UK

Something big is coming! Stay tuned as we reveal critical findings about tinnitus care in the UK. #RingingTheAlarm

Each of the organisations in this video shares our vision: a world where no one suffers from tinnitus. Tinnitus UK would like to thank each of these organisations for their support! For February's Tinnitus Week, we are ringing the alarm on tinnitus, celebrating excellence and working together to ensure better care in future at a packed event in London. You can find out how our sponsors are tackling tinnitus by booking your place for tinnitus week, or supporting us through social media! (link in comments)

If you use social media please like/follow/share and comment on our posts because this helps us to reach more people.  During Tinnitus Week (3-9 February 2025) we would love you to help us raise awareness in your networks by tagging us and posting on your social media channels. You can download and use our official Tinnitus UK graphics by clicking the link in the comments:

There’s still time to book your place at Tinnitus UK Charity Conference, held at the The Royal College of Surgeons of England, London next week on 4th February 2025. You’ll discover the latest advances in research, get training on how to discuss tinnitus, and meet others tackling tinnitus – all in the name of improving patient outcomes and making your life easier! BSHAA is proud to support and we look forward to seeing you there. Book your place now - https://lnkd.in/eGdDsspG #BSHAA #Tinnitus #TinnitusUK #TinnitusAwareness #TinnitusWeek

🌟New member alert!🌟 Gladys Sanda is a Clinical Doctor of Audiology based in London. With over 10 years’ experience, she specialises in assessing and managing tinnitus and hyperacusis through cognitive behavioural therapy, mindfulness, acceptance and commitment therapy, relaxation techniques, and hearing amplification. She also teaches other healthcare professionals how to effectively manage tinnitus. Dr Gladys understands life with tinnitus – she has had it herself for over 5 years. But with the right support she has fully habituated, and we’re thrilled to have her on board! 🤝 Check out Dr Gladys and our other members here: https://lnkd.in/eSn8epnb 🔥Are you passionate about helping those with tinnitus? Does your business change lives through high-quality tinnitus care? Join the Tinnitus UK corporate membership programme today! #tinnitus #habituation #givingback

If you use social media please like/follow/share and comment on our posts because this helps us to reach more people.  During Tinnitus Week (3-9 February 2025) we would love you to help us raise awareness in your networks by tagging us and posting on your social media channels. You can download and use our official Tinnitus UK graphics by clicking the link in the comments:

Each of the organisations in this video shares our vision: a world where no one suffers from tinnitus. Tinnitus UK would like to thank each of these organisations for their support! For February's Tinnitus Week, we are ringing the alarm on tinnitus, celebrating excellence and working together to ensure better care in future at a packed event in London. You can find out how our sponsors are tackling tinnitus by booking your place for tinnitus week, or supporting us through social media! (link in comments)

Some people who struggle with tinnitus may find it difficult to get a good nights sleep.  The shift from a noisy daytime environment to quiet nights can make tinnitus much more noticeable during bedtime.  Visit our website for more tips and information on sleep disturbance (link in comments)

During this February’s Tinnitus Week, Tinnitus UK will be ringing the alarm with the publication of a new report that reveals the current status of tinnitus care in the UK. In November 2024 the charity surveyed audiologists working in the UK and hundreds answered the call. Read more information and book your place today (Link in comments)

Tinnitus is very common in children, recent research suggests that 1 in 30 children have tinnitus.  The majority of children are not troubled by their tinnitus, and it does not affect their performance at school. However, a small number of children can be distressed by it and need support.  If you or anyone you know need advice on caring for a child who are struggling with tinnitus, we have information available on our website (link in comments)