Supporting Our Forces
November offers a time for Remembrance. It’s important we take time to reflect, and remember those who have died in the line of duty as well as those who continue to serve.
85,000 people in the Cotswolds affected by tinnitus
An interview with The Tinnitus Clinic’s, Kathryn Paynter, senior clinical audiologist and manager of our Cheltenham clinic, was published in May’s issue of Cotswold Life. Tinnitus affects more than 85,000 people in the Cotswolds so the publisher wanted to help its readers learn more about the condition and how to manage it. Read the full interview here: […]
Green light for the Blue Light
Living in central London the sound of police and ambulance sirens are a daily occurrence.
Influence of deafness in films
Enjoying escapism in a good film is one of life’s pleasures for me. I’m no critic though and I look for films which both entertain and sometimes take me out of my comfort zone.
Music to my ears. Safeguarding your hearing and ear health.
When I was a teenager, mobile music was only achieved by walking around with a transistor radio held at my head. Then I was introduced to an Aiwa cassette recorder with headphones. The revelation of hearing the music in the centre of my head changed the quality of the sound and the way I experienced the music. It was literally like a light bulb going on inside my head.
Tinnitus Clinic brings its expertise to people with hearing loss
Over the years that The Tinnitus Clinic has been in operation, our expertise in tinnitus and hyperacusis has brought relief to hundreds of patients across the country.
Surgical ear camp in Nepal
Deafness is the commonest single disability in Nepal. The Britain Nepal Otology Service (BRINOS) was established in 1988 with the aim of reaching out to people living far away from the nearest ear surgery in Kathmandu.
Josephine Swinhoe, Tinnitus Clinic Managing Director, talks to ENT Specialist Dr Gabriel Hendow
I’m continuing my look at people who are involved in tinnitus with this special blog about Dr Gabriel Hendow, a GP with a special interest (GPSI) in Ear, Nose and Throat. Dr Hendow has been very supportive of our work to make people aware of tinnitus.
Can cats experience tinnitus?
The hearing system is fascinating – taking something which cannot be seen – sound – and turning that into an electrical impulse within our heads, which we learn to recognise as a car, a whistle or a child crying for example.
Trevor Andrews of Sivantos Hearing UK talks about tinnitus
During the years, I’ve been building up The Tinnitus Clinic, I have come across some very passionate people working in audiology and hearing loss.
