Who Should Have a Hearing Test?
Today’s hearing aids are sophisticated devices that do much more than simply amplify sound. They’re designed to enhance your hearing experience in all environments, from quiet conversations to busy restaurants.
Our expert audiologists will help you find the perfect hearing aid solution that matches your hearing needs, lifestyle, and budget.
Bluetooth Connectivity
Stream phone calls, music, and TV directly to your hearing aids
Rechargeable Options
No more changing batteries – simply charge overnight
Discreet Designs
Nearly invisible options that fit comfortably in or behind your ear
Hearing Aid Features
- Automatic environment adaptation
- Background noise reduction
- Multiple listening programs
- Tinnitus masking features
- Speech enhancement technology
- Feedback cancellation
- Smartphone app control
- Water and dust resistant
Our Trusted Partners
We work with the world’s leading hearing aid manufacturers to provide you with the best technology and choice:
What's Included in Children's Assessment
Comprehensive Assessment
Detailed hearing test and lifestyle consultation
Personalized Recommendations
Expert advice on the best hearing aids for your needs
Professional Fitting
Precise programming and comfortable fitting
Follow-up Care
Ongoing adjustments and support included
Trial Period
Try before you commit - satisfaction guaranteed
Aftercare Package
Regular check-ups and maintenance included
Sound Therapy for Tinnitus & Hyperacusis
Sound therapy is an evidence-based approach to managing tinnitus and hyperacusis (oversensitivity to sound). By introducing carefully selected sounds, we can help reduce the perception of tinnitus and gradually desensitize ears to everyday sounds.
Our specialist audiologists will create a personalized sound therapy program tailored to your specific condition and needs.
Sound Therapy Options
Hearing Aids with Sound Therapy
Modern hearing aids equipped with built-in sound generators that can provide soothing sounds to mask tinnitus throughout the day
Dedicated Sound Generators
Specialized devices worn in or behind the ear that produce customizable therapeutic sounds
Combination Devices
Devices that provide both hearing amplification and sound therapy - ideal for those with both hearing loss and tinnitus
Bedside Sound Machines
Tabletop devices for nighttime relief, helping you fall asleep more easily
Smartphone Apps & Headphones
Guided sound therapy programs you can use with your own devices
Types of Therapeutic Sounds
- White noise - broad frequency spectrum
- Pink noise - softer, more natural
- Brown noise - deeper, rumbling sound
- Nature sounds - ocean waves, rain, wind
- Fractal tones - computer-generated patterns
- Customized sound profiles matched to your tinnitus
Benefits of Sound Therapy
- Reduces tinnitus awareness
- Promotes habituation over time
- Improves sleep quality
- Reduces stress and anxiety
- Non-invasive treatment
- Can be used alongside other therapies
- Customizable to your preferences
- Proven clinical effectiveness
How Sound Therapy Works
Sound therapy works on the principle of habituation – training your brain to pay less attention to tinnitus sounds. By providing alternative sounds for your brain to focus on, the tinnitus becomes less prominent over time.
For Tinnitus: We use sounds that partially or fully mask the tinnitus, making it less noticeable. Over weeks and months, your brain learns to filter out the tinnitus even when the therapeutic sound is removed.
For Hyperacusis: We use very low-level sounds initially, gradually increasing volume over time to help your auditory system become less sensitive to everyday sounds.
The key to success is consistency. Most people notice improvement within 3-6 months, with continued progress over 12-18 months of regular use.
Our Sound Therapy Service
Initial Assessment
Comprehensive evaluation of your tinnitus or hyperacusis including severity, impact, and previous treatments tried
Sound Matching
We identify sounds that work best for your specific condition through careful testing
Device Selection & Fitting
Choose the right sound therapy device and have it professionally fitted and programmed
Usage Guidance
Clear instructions on how to use sound therapy effectively throughout your day and night
Regular Follow-ups
Ongoing monitoring and adjustments to optimize your treatment progress
Combined Approach
Sound therapy integrated with counseling and CBT for maximum benefit
Who Can Benefit from Sound Therapy?
Tinnitus Sufferers
- Constant or intermittent ringing
- Sleep disturbance due to tinnitus
- Difficulty concentrating
- Anxiety about tinnitus sounds
Hyperacusis Patients
- Oversensitivity to everyday sounds
- Pain or discomfort from normal noise
- Avoidance of social situations
- Ear protection dependency