Canterbury Tinnitus Support Group

About the group

The group enables people with tinnitus to meet others living with the same condition, hear useful tips on coping methods, find out what help is available and hear about the latest research.

Where the group meets

Northgate Ward Community Centre
Military Road
Canterbury, CT1 1YX

When the group meets

2018 Meetings

On the following Fridays, 2-4pm

29 June - Speaker: Cilla Peck (Yoga)
28 September

How to find out more

To find out more or to book a place at a support meeting, contact HiKent on 01622 691151 or email [email protected]

@hikent_deaf ‏

Additional information

Latest

2018 ATRR: Interview with Tanisha Hammill

Dr Tanisha Hammill of the US DoD Hearing Center of Excellence talks to Prof Deb Hall
2018 ATRR: Making a difference: patient and public involvement in tinnitus research

Dr Adele Horobin and Anna Frost discuss the role of patient and public involvement in tinnitus research
2018 ATRR: Tinnitus heterogeneity: can big data reveal new insights?

Dr Theo Kypraios and Eleni Genitsaridi look at what can be found out about tinnitus heterogeneity by analysing big sets of data.
2018 ATRR: Mindfulness and tinnitus

Dr Liz Marks and Dr Laurence McKenna discuss the latest research into mindfulness-based therapies for tinnitus

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