Tinnitus, Hyperacusis & Hearing Information Show (THIS 24) Edinburgh

THIS 24 is also a new bite-sized event, but with the option of even more interaction.

Choose the Morning or Afternoon session to attend, where you'll meet our highly knowledgeable clinicians and enjoy a 2-hour presentation from 3 acclaimed speakers. They will cover fascinating information about Tinnitus, Tinnitus Disorder, what's new, and how to access effective treatments. This will be followed by a lively interactive session.

THIS 24 is our 7th Annual Awareness event, focusing on Tinnitus, Hyperacusis, and their connection to Hearing. It aims to raise awareness about these subjects, especially since help is available!

This year is our first event organised outside of Glasgow; however, while our Clinic is in Glasgow, our Patients are from all around the UK and beyond!

Tinnitus Disorder is much neglected, yet it can have a significant impact on mental health. THIS 24 is scheduled during and is our contribution to Mental Health Awareness Week as Symptomatic Tinnitus/ Tinnitus Disorder often affects individuals' mental health.

About The Presenters

Alan Hopkirk is a vastly experienced audiologist with 25 years of expertise in tinnitus treatment. Alan's approach, grounded in the Jastreboff Neurophysiological Model, TRT and compassionate holistic methodology, has made significant strides in the field. As the founder of a regional Tinnitus UK Support Group and organiser of the annual Tinnitus and Hearing Information Shows (THIS), Alan brings invaluable insights and advancements to the public. His work extends beyond traditional settings, embracing technology to offer live online support groups and telehealth services for tinnitus and hyperacusis patients worldwide. Alan's commitment to research and continuous learning ensures his treatments remain at the forefront of the field, making a profound difference in the lives of those he helps.

Peter Byrom is a distinguished audiologist with a rich background in both the NHS and private practice. Peter embarked on his audiology career through traditional pathways, acquiring a comprehensive education that includes a Bachelor of Healthcare Science degree from the University of Leeds and a Master of Science in Advanced Practice. With a career beginning in NHS clinics across Sheffield and culminating as the clinical lead for adult audiology services at Rotherham Foundation NHS Trust, Peter has dedicated his expertise to advancing tinnitus research and treatment. His notable contributions include presenting his research at the International Tinnitus Seminar in Berlin and serving on the British Tinnitus Association Professional Advisory Committee.

Christy Reynolds is a standout Clinical Support Specialist at Neuromod with a deep-rooted passion for audiology. With a background as a Senior Clinical Audiologist and extensive experience in South Africa and Ireland, Christy's expertise is invaluable. Since joining Neuromod in 2019, she's dedicated to offering innovative treatments for tinnitus, driven by values of excellence and empathy.