This page discusses ear candling, which practitioners claim can be used to treat tinnitus. Read more
Whilst there is currently no known ‘cure’ for tinnitus, there is a range of strategies that can help to minimise the intrusiveness of the noises. Here are some ideas. Read more
Many people say they benefit from being in touch with other people with tinnitus. Tinnitus can be an isolating and lonely condition - by getting in touch with other people with tinnitus, it can be made less so. Read more
Friends and family of somebody with tinnitus can be a great help and source of support. Find out how you can help someone with tinnitus. Read more
Tinnitus often causes sleep disturbance. Find out more about how you can manage your tinnitus to limit sleep disturbance. Read more
Thinking about complementary therapies to help your tinnitus? The BTA investigate their value and ability to manage tinnitus. Read more here. Read more
Here are some simple things to do which may help you lessen the intrusiveness of your tinnitus and improve your quality of life. Read more
Relationships can be affected when someone has tinnitus, but your friends and family can be your biggest supporters. Read more
Dr Magdalena Sereda, BTA Head of Research, recently published her paper about mobile apps for the management of tinnitus looks to future research into apps and sound enrichment. Read more
Helping you to manage tinnitus in these challenging times. Read more
'Take on Tinnitus' is for people who have just begun to suffer from tinnitus or have dealt with it for a while. Read more about taking on tinnitus here. 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