Dineen And Westcott Audiologists
Audiologist in Banyule

We are a professional partnership of clinical audiologists who together give extensive experience in hearing assessment, central auditory processing disorder (CAD) assessment, hearing aid fitting and hearing rehabilitation. Our clinic has an established history of evaluation, management, workplace consultancy and research into tinnitus, hyperacusis, acoustic shock (AS) and hearing conservation. We have the unique opportunity and commitment to remain to carry out clinically focused tinnitus, hyperacusis and acoustic shock disorder research in an self-reliant private practice setting. The combined expertise and experience provided by Dr Ross Dineen, Ms Miriam Westcott and Ms Kate Moore has placed our practice as one of the leading centers providing tinnitus, hyperacusis and acoustic shock therapy in Australia. Dr Ross Dineen is a director of Dineen Westcott Moore Audiology, having joined the practice in 1994.He is an experienced Audiologist, with specialist interests in aural rehabilitation, tinnitus assessment and management, and hearing conservation. Ross has a commitment to developing community awareness and understanding of the many issues involved in hearing rehabilitation. As a consequence of this experience, over the last decade he has worked with the construction unions in Melbourne on a series of research studies. He regularly gives lectures to audiology students and practicing audiologists on the clinical assessment and management of intricate tinnitus clients. Knock out commotion injury: An evaluation of the persuade of education on workers understanding and management of racket hazards in the building and construction industry. Racket and hearing in the construction industry. She is an experienced Audiologist, with specialized interests in aural rehabilitation tinnitus, hyperacusis, acoustic shock disorder assessment and management and central auditory processing assessment. Miriam had the opportunity at HEAR Service to focus intensively on tinnitus and hyperacusis therapy for five years, coordinating the HEAR Service Tinnitus and Hyperacusis Program for maximum of that time. She is committed to the research and development of new and innovative approaches to tinnitus, hyperacusis, misophonia and AD therapy, utilizing her clinical experience of Tinnitus Retraining Therapy (CRT) and psychological strategies. She is an experienced Audiologist, with specialized interests in aural rehabilitation and tinnitus therapy. Kate worked for Australian Hearing in Rockhampton for a concise time prior to joining a private practice in Central Queensland. Kate is particularly interested in the effective management of acquired hearing loss and is passionate about tailoring individual aural rehabilitation programs to suit the hearing needs of each person. Mary began labor as an Audiologist with Australian Hearing Services (now obvious as Australian Hearing) in Sydney, where she gained invaluable experience providing hearing assessments and hearing aid fittings to elderly and pediatric clients. In her time there, Mary had the opportunity to prosper her interest in issues affecting how hearing impaired people adapt to their hearing loss. Mary was also the manager of the HEAR Service Audiology program for three and a half years, juggling both an administrative and clinical workload. During her time there, she was capable to examine and labor within a different, predominantly public, audiology program. He provided hearing assessments and hearing help fittings to private and Office of Hearing Services clients (pensioners eligible for government funded audiology services), tinnitus counseling and a comprehensive pediatric service including newborn diagnostic testing. Damon’s special interest lies in aural rehabilitation where he has 10 years of experience occupied directly with clients as well as running workshops for other health protection professionals in communication strategies and hearing aid use and management. She is responsible for the administration of our clinic, while also providing reception services. Sophie Knight joined our clinic in 1997, provides administrative urge and reception services.