The Management of Tinnitus Clients course

Audiologists wanting to refresh or enhance their expertise in this area.

This detailed course will empower you with the ability to:

1 – Apply various skills in the assessment and management of clients with

tinnitus

2 – Evaluate and synthesise information from the evidence base related to

interventions

3 – Assess different sources of information with reference to client assessment

and management options

4 – Assess and manage specific patient groups using knowledge and

understanding of counselling skills, communication skills, and tinnitus

management techniques

Chris Cartwright

For all things Audiology, Chris offers a level of expertise, experience and wisdom not many can match in his field. His passion for learning is infectious, igniting a flame of curiosity in the hearts of his students. He fosters an environment of intellectual curiosity and critical thinking, encouraging his students to question, explore, and discover for themselves. A great people person, his influence and impact in the hearing healthcare world is huge.

Dr Robert C MacKinnon

Robert is Deputy Head of School for the School of Psychology, Sport and Sensory Sciences at Anglia Ruskin University. He is an academic and a clinician (HCPC-registered as both a Clinical Scientist in Audiology and as a Hearing Aid Dispenser). His research interests focus on music-induced and noise-induced tinnitus / hearing loss, vestibular pathologies and hearing screening (including remote healthcare).

 Dr Sophie Gwinnett

Sophie is a HCPC registered Clinical Psychologist who is passionate about helping people to adjust to significant changes in their physical health and to continue to live rich and meaningful lives despite and with long term conditions. Sophie is trained in a number of different evidence-based psychological therapies including Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy and Eye Movement Desensitisation Reprocessing.