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All Ears Hearing Earwax Micro suctioning and foreign body extraction from ears. Assessment to diagnose the cause of ear & hearing problems. Vertigo and Balance assessment.

Auditory Processing Disorders
Tinnitus Assessment & Treatment
Sound Sensitivies- misophonia & hyperacusis treatment A Medical audiology clinic for all ages. Specialising in following:
Hearing assessment and diagnosis of ear related issues. Hearing aid prescription, fitting and aural rehabilitation. Tinnitus and hyperacusis -assessment and management. Neuroaudiology testing- hearing nerve . Swimmin

g ear plugs, noise cancellation plugs, sleeping plugs, communication ear pieces. Preemployment hearing assessment. Middle ear infection assessment and advise on management. Ear wax micro-suctioning.
*Free hearing services for pensioners and Veterans.
*Bulkbilled appointment for kids under 13 years

Supermarket Dizziness !!! "Doctor, I feel dizzy only in supermarkets!"This is a surprisingly common complaint in dizzine...
10/06/2026

Supermarket Dizziness !!!

"Doctor, I feel dizzy only in supermarkets!"

This is a surprisingly common complaint in dizziness clinics

Some patients report that they can walk comfortably at home, yet the moment they enter a supermarket, shopping mall, or busy store, they begin to feel unsteady, lightheaded, or as if they are swaying. Interestingly, they usually do not describe true spinning vertigo

Why does this happen?

Supermarkets are visually challenging environments. Long aisles, shelves filled with repetitive patterns, moving shoppers, shopping carts, bright lighting, and constant visual motion create an overwhelming amount of visual information.

Under normal circumstances, the brain integrates information from the vestibular system, vision, and proprioception to maintain balance. However, after vestibular disorders such as BPPV, vestibular neuritis, Ménière’s disease, vestibular migraine, or even concussion, some individuals become excessively dependent on visual cues for balance.

As a result, visually complex environments can trigger dizziness, unsteadiness, anxiety, and a feeling of disorientation. This phenomenon is often referred to as "Supermarket Dizziness" or Visual Vertigo, and it is frequently encountered in patients with Persistent Postural-Perceptual Dizziness (PPPD).

The good news is that the problem is usually not ongoing damage to the inner ear. Instead, it reflects altered sensory processing and visual dependence.

Not every dizzy patient needs more scans or more medications. Sometimes, the key is understanding how the brain is processing balance information

Contact us today for assessment & treatment of your imbalance symptoms:
Ph: 03 9886 7157
Email: [email protected]

Thank you all for so much interest in the book written by Mini Gupta. Here's everything you need to know if you are cons...
10/06/2026

Thank you all for so much interest in the book written by Mini Gupta. Here's everything you need to know if you are considering buying the book:

Yes, it's available now as a clinician's monograph: A Systems Framework for Tinnitus: Generation & Maintenance. It's written so that any reader, audiologist or not, can follow it easily, while still carrying the depth a specialist clinician needs.

It is designed to develop the clinical reasoning that chronic conditions like tinnitus demand. Clear thinking has to come before any diagnosis, and building that reasoning is what this book is for.

In the book's own words, on what it is and is not:

"It is deliberately not a treatment manual. It will point clearly to where treatment should be aimed, to which system and in which patient, but the detailed protocols of sound therapy, cognitive therapy and the rest belong to their own dedicated texts. The framework's job is to tell you what to aim at and why."

To help you see what it's all about before deciding, we’ve attached a few pages here: the foreword, the contents, and "What this book will do for you."

Before you decide to buy, a few honest things worth knowing.

The book is published independently at this stage. Over the next six months we’ll be adding feedback from clinicians and researchers into an updated edition, which we may release through an independent publisher.

So you have two options:

1. Wait for the fuller, reviewed second edition, around six months away. If you'd like your name on the waiting list for it, send us a DM.

2. Get a copy now:
• Soft copy (PDF): $89 (AUD)
• Hard copy, including postage: $139 (AUD)

To purchase now, please email our office at [email protected] with your full name, contact details, and which version you'd like: soft copy (PDF) or printed hard copy.

Just one week to go until Mastering Tinnitus Clinical Skills (Level 1).We are proud to share the program we have put tog...
29/05/2026

Just one week to go until Mastering Tinnitus Clinical Skills (Level 1).We are proud to share the program we have put together.

Tinnitus is one of the most common reasons patients visit Audiologists, yet it is a condition that many Audiologists feel unprepared to manage confidently. This course aims to address that gap.

• Day One focuses on the science: covering the clinical framework, anatomy and physiology, and the causes and mechanisms behind tinnitus.

• Day Two emphasizes the clinic: featuring the full assessment appointment in workflow order, along with live demonstrations and a hands-on case workshop where participants will identify the cause, trigger, and driver for real patients.

Join us on 6 and 7 June 2026 at Lawson College, Dandenong, Melbourne.

This is Level 1

LENIRE tinnitus treatment soon to be available in Australia!Today we had the opportunity to experience the Lenire device...
12/05/2026

LENIRE tinnitus treatment soon to be available in Australia!

Today we had the opportunity to experience the Lenire device firsthand and learn more about bimodal neuromodulation for tinnitus management. We work very closely with people living with tinnitus every day and it is encouraging to see more evidence based options becoming available for Australians struggling with clinically significant tinnitus.

Tinnitus is complexand no single approach works for everyone. That is why having more tools in our clinical toolkit matters. The possibility of combining sound stimulation with tongue stimulation in a structured neuroplasticity-based approach is an exciting development in the tinnitus space.

We are looking forward to following the progress of Lenire in Australia and exploring how it may help selected patients struggling with tinnitus distress and reduced quality of life.

It is always inspiring to attend conferences and see innovation focused on improving patient outcomes and quality of life.

Email us at [email protected] to get your name added to the waiting list for LENIRE tinnitus management.

“A New Clinical Framework for Tinnitus Care -Built from Practice” — By Mini Gupta our own Tinnitus & Sound Sensitivity S...
30/04/2026

“A New Clinical Framework for Tinnitus Care
-Built from Practice” — By Mini Gupta our own Tinnitus & Sound Sensitivity Specialist.

Tinnitus care is not limited by lack of research. It is limited by the way we continue to think about it.

We have spent years trying to manage tinnitus as if it were a single, stable problem.

It is not!

In clinical reality, tinnitus is a dynamic, system driven process, shifting between auditory, limbic, autonomic, monitoring, cognitive, somatosensory and physiological influences. And yet, our frameworks have not evolved to reflect this.

That gap is where outcomes are being lost.

Over the past decade, my work has been focused on understanding these patterns at a level that is clinically usable, not just theoretically sound.

What has emerged is a structured, practical framework that changes how we assess, prioritise and intervene.

I will be presenting this framework for the first time in my inaugural course:

Mastering Tinnitus Clinical Skills – Level 1
6th and 7th June, Melbourne.

This is not about attending another course.

It is about building something together that reflects how tinnitus actually behaves in real patients, with the intention of taking it forward for publication.

Not for everyone!

Only for clinicians who are willing to challenge what they have been taught and take responsibility for how this field evolves next!

This is where a new clinical narrative will begin!!

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