Mindfulness for Dizziness & Tinnitus

If you live with chronic dizziness or tinnitus, you’ll know how relentless and exhausting these symptoms can feel. Due to the hidden nature of your symptoms,  you may find that others don’t understand you as much as you would like them to.  Perhaps you’ve been told ‘its all in your head’ or  “there’s nothing that can be done” — all of which can leave you feeling frustrated, misunderstood, anxious, or alone.

This collection offers something different. Not a quick fix, but a way of using mindfulness to gently shift how you relate to your symptoms — so they feel less overwhelming, and there’s more space for steadiness, ease, and self-compassion. You can then begin to ‘live well’ with these symptoms

Why this collection?

If you experience chronic dizziness and tinnitus, or support people with these symptoms  you may find that many traditional mindfulness techniques don’t always help, and sometimes even worsen symptoms

That’s why this programme has been specially designed by Debbie Cane, a healthcare professional and mindfulness teacher who has worked with people living with dizziness and tinnitus for many years. Her approach is about working with your symptoms, not against them.

You don’t need previous experience with mindfulness to take part. Whether you’re brand new or already have a practice, you’ll find ideas and techniques you can adapt for yourself.

The collection includes dizziness and tinnitus adapted concepts to learn about, tailored meditations and suggestions for reflection is split into 6 sessions.

Topics covered include:

πŸ›Ž Tips for meditating with dizziness & tinnitus 
πŸŒ€ How to manage flare-ups and prevent worsening symptoms 
🌳 Grounding techniques for difficult moments
😰 Reducing the fear around challenging symptoms
β˜•οΈ The importance of kindness towards ourselves 
πŸ’¬ Real life stories offering connection & hope

How this can help

A) If you experience dizziness and/or tinnitus, this could can help you:

βœ” Feel less consumed by symptoms
βœ” Ease stress and frustration
βœ” Build steadiness and self-compassion
βœ” Feel more confident in managing your symptoms

Mindfulness won’t take symptoms away, but it can help you live alongside them with more balance and ease.

B) If you support people with dizziness and tinnitus, this course will:

βœ” Teach you more about the experiences of people with dizziness and/or tinnitus
βœ” Add dizziness & tinnitus specific resources to your existing toolkit

What's included?

🌿 6 self-paced sessions with audio, video & reflection prompts
πŸ›Ž Guided meditations adapted especially for dizziness & tinnitus
πŸ’‘ Practical themes including pacing, grounding & learning to be with symptoms
πŸ“š Resources to help you explore mindfulness in ways that feel safe & supportive
πŸ’¬ Stories of hope and positivity from people living with dizziness & tinnitus

Here's a preview of what your course space will look like (Session 3 shown here)

Practical details

πŸ’· One-time payment of £75
πŸ“² Immediate access — start today, move at your own pace
⏳ No time limits — revisit sessions whenever you need
πŸ‘₯ You don’t need to join our wider Community to access this collection (though you’re welcome to explore it later if you wish)

Meet your guide

Debbie Cane

Debbie Cane

Debbie Cane is a Breathworks Associate, NHS Senior Clinical Scientist, and University of Manchester lecturer and researcher. She works clinically with patients with chronic dizziness, using her own mindfulness-based approach to help people live well with symptoms. Debbie brings warmth, expertise, and deep understanding to everything she shares.


✨ Ready to explore a new way of living with dizziness or tinnitus?

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