Living with the ring
What tinnitus actually is, why it happens, how it affects daily life, and the management approaches that have evidence behind them.
Community and events
Come and ask us anything
Not everyone is ready to book an appointment, and that is completely reasonable. Our open days and education evenings exist so people can meet the team, see the treatments up close, and get straight answers with no appointment and no pressure.
What is on
Come and meet the team
Held at our Sunshine Coast centre at 177 Brisbane Road, Mooloolaba.
Open day
Community open day
Drop in any time between 10am and 2pm. Meet our audiologists, see how Neuromonics and Lenire actually work, and talk through what a program involves. Bring a partner or a family member, tinnitus affects households as much as individuals.
- When
- Saturday 1 August 2026, 10:00am to 2:00pm
- Where
- 177 Brisbane Road, Mooloolaba QLD 4557
- Booking
- Not required, just drop in
- Cost
- Free
Education evening
GP and health professional education evening
A clinical session for GPs, practice nurses, audiologists, psychologists and allied health colleagues. Current evidence in tinnitus management, when to refer, and what a structured program looks like from the patient side. Available in person and online.
- When
- Monday 10 August 2026, 5:30pm to 7:00pm
- Format
- Hybrid, attend in person or join online
- Booking
- RSVP required
- CPD
- Certificate of attendance provided for self recorded CPD
Tinnitus Relief Australia is not an RACGP accredited CPD provider. Attendance certificates are provided so participants can self record CPD hours where their college framework allows.
Why we do this
Most people wait years before asking anyone
The pattern is remarkably consistent. Tinnitus starts, someone says it is nothing to worry about, and five or ten years pass before the person mentions it again to a clinician who does something about it.
By that point sleep is broken, concentration has gone, and the anxiety around the sound is often doing more damage than the sound itself.
Open days and education evenings shorten that gap. Some people who come along book an assessment. Plenty do not, and simply leave knowing that tinnitus is real, explainable and treatable. Both of those are good outcomes.
The new Sunshine Coast centre
Our Mooloolaba centre opened in 2026, bringing specialist tinnitus assessment and treatment to the Sunshine Coast rather than asking patients to travel to Brisbane for it.
It is a full clinical site: comprehensive assessment, Neuromonics, Lenire, TRT and CBT, with the same team and the same protocols as the rest of the network.
- 177 Brisbane Road, Mooloolaba QLD 4557
- Specialist tinnitus assessment on site
- Telehealth for patients further north and west
The Tinnitus Hub
Knowledge that puts you in control
Understanding tinnitus is part of overcoming it. Plain English articles written by our clinical team, with no product pitch attached.
Practical tips that work
Sleep routines, stress reduction, hearing protection and the small lifestyle changes that consistently make tinnitus less intrusive.
Tinnitus and service
Why tinnitus is one of the most reported service related conditions, and how DVA funded support works for eligible veterans.
Before you come
Questions about our events
Do I need to book for the open day?
No. Drop in any time between 10am and 2pm. If you would rather we knew you were coming, register your interest and we will keep you posted about this and future events.
Is there any pressure to sign up?
None. Plenty of people come along, ask questions and leave. Understanding that tinnitus is real, explainable and treatable is a good outcome on its own.
Can I bring my partner or a family member?
Please do. Tinnitus affects households, not just individuals, and the people around you often have questions of their own.
Are the education evenings only for GPs?
No. They are open to GPs, practice nurses, audiologists, psychologists and allied health colleagues. They run hybrid, so you can attend in person or join online.
Do you run events outside the Sunshine Coast?
We see patients on the Sunshine Coast and in Adelaide, and run Telehealth Australia wide. Event locations vary, so register your interest and we will let you know what is coming up near you.