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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

28/07/2026

Sharon was referred by her ENT doc to see us for her tinnitus, sound sensitivity and hearing loss.
She flew from NSW to Melbourne for the treatment of her complex auditory presentation.

With sound desensitisation protocol from tinnitus was almost nil & sound sensitivity not a problem at all.

Hear from Sharon about her experience on Day 3 - just before she was leaving back for home.

Have you tried tinnitus retraining therapy to treat your tinnitus and/or sound sensitivity?

Contact us on 0398867157 to find out more about tinnitus retraining therapy.

Did your phone go off at 2pm today?That was the AusAlert national test. Ten seconds of siren, full volume, even on silen...
27/07/2026

Did your phone go off at 2pm today?

That was the AusAlert national test. Ten seconds of siren, full volume, even on silent.

Most people jumped and moved on. But if you live with tinnitus, hyperacusis or misophonia, we know that sound may have landed very differently.

So we are asking:

🔊 Did you receive the alert?
🔊 Did you find it annoying, or worse?
🔊 Were you worried about what it might do to your ears?
🔊 Have you noticed anything since, like a tinnitus spike or ears feeling more sensitive than usual?

Nothing at all? Tell us that too. Every answer helps us understand how sudden alerts land on sensitive auditory systems.

Some reassurance. Ten seconds of alert at phone volume will not damage your hearing. What it can do is trigger your auditory alarm system. Your brain treats sudden unexpected sound as a threat, and if your system is already sensitised, the reaction can continue well after the siren stops.

Tell us your experience in the comments. We read every one.

And if your ears are still ringing tonight or you have felt on edge since, that is worth paying attention to. Our DMs are open, or call us on 03 9886 7157.

There’s a film out at the moment called Tuner. The main character has hyperacusis. He was a pianist, sound became painfu...
18/07/2026

There’s a film out at the moment called Tuner.

The main character has hyperacusis. He was a pianist, sound became painful, and now he tunes pianos and wears ear protection to get through an ordinary day.

The poster calls it a hidden talent.

We’ve only watched the trailer so far. It’s on Prime and Apple TV now, so we’ll watch it properly this week. We’re glad it exists. Most of the people who come to us have spent years being told they’re anxious or oversensitive, and a film does more for that in one weekend than we manage in a year.

But that tagline needs answering.

Hyperacusis isn’t a talent. The sound isn’t louder, the system is. Every auditory system has an automatic volume control. In hyperacusis it has turned itself up too far and stayed there, so ordinary sound arrives as too much. That isn’t a gift. It costs people their work and their family meals and it keeps the nervous system in fight or flight all day.

It responds to treatment. Swipe for how that works.

Send this to someone who struggles with sound sensitivity.

All Ears Hearing
Mount Waverley
03 9886 7157
allearshearing.com.au

A lot of you have messaged asking what approach we actually use in the clinic, so we wanted to explain it properly.We us...
12/07/2026

A lot of you have messaged asking what approach we actually use in the clinic, so we wanted to explain it properly.

We use Tinnitus Retraining Therapy, or TRT, for tinnitus, hyperacusis and misophonia. It always begins the same way. You are fitted with ear level sound devices, each one programmed to your own prescription.

You will also be trained in sound enrichment and sleep sound therapy, an essential component of the treatment.

The counselling side matters just as much. We take the time to explain what is happening in your brain and why sound is affecting you the way it does.

From there the plan is built around your condition, and that part really does differ. Misophonia, for instance, is not treated the same way as tinnitus or hyperacusis.

TRT was developed by Pawel and Margaret Jastreboff, and their published work shows around 80 percent of patients improve. Mini trained under them, and they still mentor her to this day, so what you get here is the real method rather than a watered down version of it.

Nobody should have to learn to live with tinnitus and sound sensitivity. If any of this sounds like you, have a read through our website at www.allearshearing.com.au, or call us on 03 9886 7157.

12/07/2026

🗣️ “It takes courage — from both the patient and the clinician — to try something not yet mainstream but backed by science.”

🌱 “Tinnitus Retraining Therapy (TRT), developed by Dr. Pawel & Dr. Margaret Jastreboff, is one such treatment — and yes, it works.”

🎧 “At All Ears Hearing, we’ve seen lives change with TRT for hyperacusis, misophonia, and tinnitus.”

👂 “Here’s a real story from someone who walked that path with us…”

“Nothing can be done about tinnitus.” We retired that saying for good.If ringing in your ears or sensitivity to sound is...
28/06/2026

“Nothing can be done about tinnitus.” We retired that saying for good.

If ringing in your ears or sensitivity to sound is wearing you down, there is a way forward. Real treatment, led by a specialist who does this every day.

Book with Mini Gupta, Tinnitus and Sound Sensitivity Specialist, Melbourne.

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allearshearing.com.au

Living with tinnitus or sound sensitivity can be lonely. It wears you down in ways the people around you don’t always se...
27/06/2026

Living with tinnitus or sound sensitivity can be lonely. It wears you down in ways the people around you don’t always see.

We want you to know there is help, and there is hope. So many people come to us after being told to just live with it. They don’t have to, and neither do you.

If you or someone you care about is struggling with tinnitus, sound sensitivity or hearing loss, please reach out. You can email us at [email protected] and we will take good care of you.

We are sharing a few words from people we have helped along the way. We are grateful they let us be part of their journey. 🩵

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.

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