Tinnitus Support

For those with tinnitus who think they would benefit from a face to face support meeting with fellow tinnitus patients

Great News! We are now able to offer SATURDAY MORNING supprt sessions!

These will be held at St Martin in the Bullring 10:00 till 12:00

Dates: Saturday 10 January 2026: Saturday 9 May 2026

Bi monthly meetings

on the second Tuesday of February, April, June, August, October and December

10:15 till 11:45

The meetings are held at St Martin in the Bullring
Edgbaston Street
Birmingham
B5 5BB

https://www.bullring.org/

Next Meeting

Tuesday 10th February 2026

Please Note: For the profoundly deaf whoose first language is BSL, we do not have BSL Interpreters at our normal support meetings! We work closely with BID Services and in the future we will be holding Tinnitus Workshops where BSL Interpreters will be present

Please do not worry if you cannot make the start time – you will be made welcome whatever time you attend

To contact us about these meetings or if you would like to talk to someone about your tinnitus, please e-mail:

info@tinnitusbham.org.uk

This might be of interest:

The B&DTG have received this from Madylin Zhu at UCL

The poster can be found on our Advice and Support page

I am a postgraduate researcher at University College London (UCL), currently running an ethically approved UK-based research study focused on supporting people who experience distressing tinnitus.

We are recruiting UK adults for a short, online self-help programme lasting 15 days (around 20 minutes per day). The study evaluates a structured, mindfulness- and acceptance-based intervention (GRACE), developed and supervised by an NHS tinnitus specialist, and aims to build evidence for accessible psychological support for tinnitus-related distress.

I am writing to ask whether your team would be willing to help share this study with your members or service users (for example via email, noticeboards, or other appropriate communications). As a group supporting people affected by tinnitus locally, sharing this opportunity would allow interested individuals to take part in a credible, non-commercial research study led by a UK university.

Why this may be relevant for your group:

• The study is academically led by UCL and has full ethical approval
• Participation is entirely online and low time-burden
• It focuses on practical coping with tinnitus distress, rather than medical or experimental treatments

For transparency, I have attached the study recruitment poster (or click https://www.graceintervention.com/ to participate), debrief sheet, and ethics approval details for your review.

Thank you for considering this request, and for the important support your group provides to people living with tinnitus.

Kind regards,
Madilyn Zhu
MSci Psychology Researcher
University College London
madilyn.zhu.22@ucl.ac.uk

Support Group in Warwick!

Kerry McCormick Senior Audiologist at Warwick Hospital is running a Tinnitus Support Group 

Next Meeting

Wednesday 21^st January 2026 1.30-3.15pm at St Mary Immaculate Church Hall, 45 West Street, Warwick, CV34 6AB.

Kerry will be talking to the group about Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for Tinnitus.

https://www.stmary-immaculate.org.uk/

Further meetings will be held on alternate months – on the 3rd Wednesday of the month 

 https://www.swft.nhs.uk/our-hospitals/warwick-hospital