Overview
The British Tinnitus Association (BTA)’s vision is a world where no one suffers from tinnitus. We support and give information to people with tinnitus via: • our confidential freephone helpline - 0800 018 0527 and email [email protected] • our accredited information leaflets, written by leading experts in the field. We have specialist information for young people and those with learning disabilities. • Quiet, our journal for members • our websites tinnitus.org.uk; takeontinnitus.co.uk (focussing on management) and plugem.co.uk (damage prevention) • information days and awareness raising events • training health professionals and providing guidance for GPs Additionally, we are striving towards a cure via supporting a vibrant research programme . Registered Charity no 1011145 (England and Wales) The British Tinnitus Association (BTA)’s vision is a world where no one suffers from tinnitus. We support and give information to people with tinnitus via: • our confidential freephone helpline - 0800 018 0527 and email [email protected] • our accredited information leaflets, written by leading experts in the field. We have specialist information for young people and those with learning disabilities. • Quiet, our journal for members • our websites tinnitus.org.uk; takeontinnitus.co.uk (focussing on management) and plugem.co.uk (damage prevention) • information days and awareness raising events • training health professionals and providing guidance for GPs Additionally, we are striving towards a cure via supporting a vibrant research programme . Registered Charity no 1011145 (England and Wales) The British Tinnitus Association (BTA) is a world leader in providing support and advice about tinnitus. We provide accurate, reliable and authoritative information, much of it written by medical professionals or clinical researchers. The BTA works with medical professionals to support medical and clinical research and supports professionals to gain the skills and understanding of tinnitus to treat patients. The BTA achieves this through: - running Tinnitus Adviser Training courses - our Annual Conference, the only purely tinnitus related conference held in the UK - providing a bursary scheme for professionals to attend tinnitus related training - funding medical research into tinnitus The BTA works to help individuals with tinnitus and the wider public understand more about tinnitus, coping strategies and raising awareness amongst the general public. It does this via: - a confidential freephone helpline - 0800 0108 0527 - over 30 information leaflets, written by leading medical professionals, that are distributed free of charge - Quiet, the BTA’s quarterly magazine - our website, containing information and advice for all audiences - attending awareness raising events across the UK Registered Charity no 1011145 (England and Wales)
