Catch up on our media frenzy!
We love that media outlets across Australia are noticing the impacts of tinnitus! Catch up on some of our radio chats and news articles:
Catch up on our media frenzy! Read More »
We love that media outlets across Australia are noticing the impacts of tinnitus! Catch up on some of our radio chats and news articles:
Catch up on our media frenzy! Read More »
Tinnitus Awareness Week 2024 was a resounding success, and we couldn’t have done it without YOU! As you can see below, we reached many people with our message that tinnitus needs to be acknowledged and support needs to be better available. Dr Caitlin Barr, Soundfair CEO, and Dr Emma Laird, Tinnitus Australia Lead, were busy
T is for Thank you – you helped us talk about tinnitus and raise important awareness Read More »
“It’s nice to share this with someone”. Today we introduce you to Ray (pictured here with his gorgeous wife Billie!). Ray has bravely stepped out of his comfort zone to share with us how tinnitus has changed his life over the past ten years. “I reckon I’ve suffered tinnitus for at least 10 years, but
The impact on my life is quite profound when I actually think about it – Ray Read More »
“I rarely tell people that I’m dealing with this”. Anne was holidaying 20 years ago and travelling up a high mountain when she felt her ears pop. Soon after, she noticed unfamiliar sounds which were eventually diagnosed as tinnitus. Over the years Anne has learned to try and ignore it, however some days she can’t
Tinnitus is frustrating, exhausting and impacts your mood – Anne Read More »
Tinnitus may be invisible, but the impacts are not. Tinnitus steals 1 in 3 people’s silence, but no one should suffer silently. “I want people to know that they are not alone. There is support available, there is hope.” says Dr Emma Laird, tinnitus sufferer and lead of the Tinnitus Australia initiative. If you or
Media Release: Tinnitus Awareness Week 2024 Read More »
30% of Australians Experience Tinnitus. The 5th -11th of February is Tinnitus Awareness Week. Tinnitus is not something you can tell a person has just by looking at them and is more common than most people realise with one in three Australians being affected each year. For some of those people, it causes distress and
Tinnitus Awareness Week (Feb 5-11) is almost here! Read More »
Thank you to radio station 2HD Newcastle for chatting with our very own Tinnitus Specialist, Dr Emma Laird (who also lives with constant tinnitus) last week. She spoke with Brent Bultitude about the condition that affects 1 in 7 Australians and gave an insight into the causes, research, and ways it can be managed. Best
Tinnitus Australia on the radio – catch up on our chat Read More »
Calling all Hearing Health Professionals! Tinnitus often requires more than a hearing device. You may need to provide additional information, support and counselling. The good news is, we can help with our Tinnitus Masterclass online course, available now. The Tinnitus Masterclass provides an understanding of the neuroscience, theoretical models, causes and risk factors of tinnitus,
Tinnitus Masterclass: Upskill your tinnitus practice with this exclusive course Read More »
What are the emerging treatments for tinnitus and what impact has the pandemic had on people with tinnitus? A webinar with research experts for those with tinnitus and health professionals. Prof Grant Searchfield and Boaz Mui will help answer these questions in this 90-minute online webinar for people living with tinnitus and health professionals. Boaz
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Tinnitus Australia is proud to have these beautiful stud earrings available in our distinctive and striking grape and teal colours. These beautiful studs are made on Kurnai Country (in Warragul, Australia) by Courtney, an earring designer and hearing loss advocate. Courtney helps thousands of women feel more beautiful every day by wearing her earrings and