PhD study Magda Margol-Gromada is looking for people who have both tinnitus and hyperacusis to share their experiences. Read more
Some people worry about whether what they eat or drink affects their tinnitus. Does caffeine affect tinnitus? Read on to find out more. Read more
Many people with tinnitus worry that certain drugs or medicines may have caused their tinnitus. Read more
Whilst there is no cure, there are a number of athome remedies you can try to lessen the ringing in your ears. Read our top tips from Catherine Hall. Read more
People of all ages can have tinnitus, including children. A small number of children can be distressed by it. Working with the child’s parents/carers, this information will help you provide support to a child with tinnitus. Read more
A new Europe-wide collaborative project is underway to research new treatments for chronic tinnitus. Read more
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Our office-based roles include helpline and administration, research and fundraising. Some opportunities may be short-term projects while others are more long-term. Read more
Find your closest NHS tinnitus service here. Read more
Find out more about our corporate member The Tinnitus Clinic and how they are helping the battle against tinnitus. Read more here. Read more
Tinnitus retraining therapy (TRT) is a protocol used for managing tinnitus. Find out more about it. Read more
Dr Sarah Michiels discusses our understanding of somatic tinnitus, where changed somatosensory information can modulate a person's tinnitus. Find out more here. Read more
Wondering which membership is for you? With over 40 years of working hard to improve the quality of life for people suffering from tinnitus, we've got a membership for everyone. Read more
12-year-old Isabel shares her experience of tinnitus. Tinnitus can affect the daily lives of both adults and children. Read Isabel's experience with tinnitus here. Read more
Find out more about joining the BTA as a corporate member. Read more