Aintree Tinnitus Support Group Meetings 2016

29/04/2016

Meetings are held on the first Wednesday of each month in Room 2.07 of the Clinical Science Centre, Aintree University Hospital. The meetings start at 6 pm and finish at 7.30 pm.

The Terms of Reference of Aintree Tinnitus Support Group:
To provide additional information and support to patients, and their significant others, living with tinnitus.

It is not a substitute for an individual management plan and individual medical advice cannot be given at the meetings.

January: No meeting in January

3^rd February: The Positive Thoughts Course – Mrs. Sue Martin
Tinnitus Awareness Week 8^th -14^th February. Theme = prevention

2^nd March:  Hyperacusis (an abnormal tolerance to sound)– Tony Kay, Head of Audiology Services

6^th  April:  Psychological considerations of tinnitus – James Le Couteur Trainee Clinical Psychologist

Eighth Anniversary of the Aintree Tinnitus Support Group

4^th May: Hearing loss, tinnitus, improving deaf awareness – John Wong, Audiologist
Deaf Awareness Week 2^nd – 7^th May

1^st June:  Psychological therapies and Mindfulness. Ruth Dark, Psychological Therapist

6^th July:   Sound therapy – a free tinnitus App. Oticon

August:  No meeting in August

7^th September: Practical ways to improve sleep. Gaynor Chittick, Chief Audiologist

5^th  October:  Tinnitus treatment update. Kim Moss, Senior Audiologist

2^nd  November:   Meditation and positive thinking. Carliann Parry, Peace Love yoga UK,

7^th  December: Informal session facilitated by Tony Kay: What helps tinnitus?

Further information can be found on the group’s website at:

http://www.aintreehospitals.nhs.uk/HospitalServices/Pages/Tinnitus-Support-Group.aspx

British Tinnitus Association: http://www.tinnitus.org.uk 

Meetings are held on the first Wednesday of each month in Room 2.07 of the Clinical Science Centre, Aintree University Hospital. The meetings start at 6 pm and finish at 7.30 pm.

The Terms of Reference of Aintree Tinnitus Support Group:
To provide additional information and support to patients, and their significant others, living with tinnitus.

It is not a substitute for an individual management plan and individual medical advice cannot be given at the meetings.

January: No meeting in January

3^rd February: The Positive Thoughts Course – Mrs. Sue Martin
Tinnitus Awareness Week 8^th -14^th February. Theme = prevention

2^nd March:  Hyperacusis (an abnormal tolerance to sound)– Tony Kay, Head of Audiology Services

6^th  April:  Psychological considerations of tinnitus – James Le Couteur Trainee Clinical Psychologist

Eighth Anniversary of the Aintree Tinnitus Support Group

4^th May: Hearing loss, tinnitus, improving deaf awareness – John Wong, Audiologist
Deaf Awareness Week 2^nd – 7^th May

1^st June:  Psychological therapies and Mindfulness. Ruth Dark, Psychological Therapist

6^th July:   Sound therapy – a free tinnitus App. Oticon

August:  No meeting in August

7^th September: Practical ways to improve sleep. Gaynor Chittick, Chief Audiologist

5^th  October:  Tinnitus treatment update. Kim Moss, Senior Audiologist

2^nd  November:   Meditation and positive thinking. Carliann Parry, Peace Love yoga UK,

7^th  December: Informal session facilitated by Tony Kay: What helps tinnitus?

Further information can be found on the group’s website at:

http://www.aintreehospitals.nhs.uk/HospitalServices/Pages/Tinnitus-Support-Group.aspx

British Tinnitus Association: http://www.tinnitus.org.uk