
Our ears and hearing are closely connected, and a diagnostic hearing assessment is essential for identifying both the degree of hearing loss and where the problem originates. We offer comprehensive assessments for adults and children aged 4.5 years and older to help identify the source of any concern and guide the most appropriate management. Find out more

Hearing loss can affect more than just your ability to hear—it can impact communication, relationships, social engagement, and overall quality of life. Hearing aids are one of the most effective ways to improve communication when permanent hearing loss is present. We guide you through every step of your hearing rehabilitation journey with respect and understanding, tailoring care to achieve the best possible outcome. Find out more

Excess ear wax can cause symptoms such as reduced hearing, a blocked sensation, discomfort, or tinnitus. We offer microsuction ear wax removal, a safe and effective method for removing wax without the use of water. Using a gentle suction device and specialised equipment, we can clearly visualise the ear canal and carefully remove wax with precision and minimal discomfort.
Tinnitus is the perception of sound without an external source, often described as ringing, buzzing, or hissing, and it can vary in pitch, loudness, and duration. Its causes and impact differ from person to person. We provide a comprehensive assessment to identify contributing factors and how tinnitus is affecting you, and offer management based on well-established neurophysiological models. Find out more
Auditory processing refers to how the brain processes and interprets the sounds we hear. While the ears collect and transmit sound, it is the brain that allows us to recognise, understand, and respond to it.
Auditory Processing Disorder (APD) occurs when this processing is less efficient, even when hearing sensitivity is normal. This can lead to difficulties such as understanding speech in background noise, following instructions, and increased listening effort or fatigue. APD can affect both children and adults, impacting communication, learning, and daily functioning.
We provide comprehensive assessment and individualised management to help identify these difficulties and support more effective listening in everyday life. Find out more

Your ears can be vulnerable to damage from loud noise or water exposure. Using appropriate ear protection helps reduce these risks. We provide custom-made, high-quality earplugs for swimmers, musicians, motorcyclists, shooters, and anyone exposed to loud or industrial noise. Each pair is moulded for comfort and a secure fit.
In2 Hearing Audiology Clinic
226 Melbourne St, North Adelaide SA 5006
Tel: (08) 7001 9818, Mob: 0413 533 510
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