Ewing, NJ Tinnitus Self-Help Group Meeting (10:00 - 11:30 a.m.)

Save the date!

The Ewing, NJ Tinnitus Self-Help Group invites you to join them at their next meeting.

When:
Saturday, May 21, 2011
10:00 - 11:30 a.m.

Where:
First Presbyterian Church
100 Scotch Rd.
Ewing, NJ 08628

Note from group leader, Dhyan Cassie:
"Dear Friends,
We has an amazing meeting in March. Everyone was interested in the possibility of vagus nerve stimulation for tinnitus. It is already being used for depression. It looks like we have a while to wait as the researchers are trying to make it as non-invasive as possible and tweak the tones used at the time of the stimulation. Thanks to one of our members, I am on an e-mail update that will keep us informed.

EXCITING NEWS: Dr. Stephen Nagler has written many articles on tinnitus, he was the Chairperson of the Board of ATA, he has been an enthusiastic advocate for the tinnitus sufferer. He is a dynamic speaker and has helped many hundreds of tinnitus patients through his articles and his willingness to devote time to listening, helping and healing.

I was hoping that Dr. Nagler could send us one of his PowerPoint's on tinnitus. Dr. Nagler felt that a cold PowerPoint would not be meaningful and the next thing I knew, he volunteered to come and talk to our group!! He is coming from Atlanta, GA at his own expense. I am thrilled we have this opportunity to learn tinnitus management from Dr. Nagler.

Do your very best to come, as I know you will be helped!

~Dhyan"

Visit Dr. Nagler's tinnitus and hyperacusis website for more information: www.tinn.com

Please contact Dhyan Cassie, Au.D. if you have any questions: (856) 983-8981 or Dhyan1@verizon.net.

The American Tinnitus Association's Support Network consists of dedicated support group facilitators and help network volunteers across the country. These volunteers provide compassion, support, experience, and perspective, as well as valuable resources for treating your tinnitus. Please note that ATA offers Support Network information solely as an informational aid. Examine your personal needs and decide if participation in support activities could be meaningful for you. ATA makes no recommendations or representations as to the groups or individuals volunteering.

Please click here for more information on ATA's Support Network.If you are interested in starting a support group or becoming a help network volunteer, please contact Katie Fuller, Manager of Member & Support Relations, at katie@ata.org.