Paediatric Audiologist - Kids Hearing Tests - TSH
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Paediatric Audiologist - Kids Hearing Tests - TSH
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Book a hearing test
From newborn to 18 years of age, our specialised paediatric audiologists provide gentle, child-focused hearing services in a welcoming environment.
Currently online bookings are only available for our Wembley clinic only. Please contact us to book at Joondalup or Cockburn, or for other available times at Wembley.
Need a different appointment time or another service?
We have additional appointment times available that may not be visible through our online booking system.
Currently, online bookings are only available for our
Wembley audiology clinic
. If you’re unable to find a suitable time, please
contact our team
, as alternate Wembley appointments may also be available.
To book a hearing test at
Joondalup
or
Cockburn
, please
contact our team
.
To book a
speech therapy
or
occupational therapy
assessment, please follow the below links.
Contact Us
Speech Therapy
Occupational Therapy
Frequently asked questions (FAQs)
If you have concerns about your child’s hearing, language development, attention, or learning, a hearing assessment can provide valuable information. Trust your instincts—if you’re concerned, it’s worth checking.
No referral is required for our fee-based audiology services. However, if you have a referral from your GP, pediatrician, or other specialist, it may allow for Medicare rebate of certain services.
The scope of hearing tests required during assessments are tailored to your child’s age and developmental stages and so duration may vary. Typically allow one hour for the consultation and assessment.
Our testing methods are gentle and non-invasive. We use age-appropriate techniques that often feel like games to children, and our audiologists are experts at creating positive, stress-free experiences.
Referral to TSH is easy. Please fill in the
referral form
or simply send a request to
speech@tsh.org.au
. If you need to talk to us, you can reach our friendly Front of House staff on
(08) 9387 9888
.
What's the difference between a standard hearing test and an APD assessment?
A standard hearing test evaluates how well the ear detects sounds at different pitches and volumes. An APD assessment examines how the brain processes and makes sense of those sounds, particularly speech sounds in challenging listening conditions.
Are you able to test a baby’s hearing?
Absolutely. Our team of specialised audiologists are trained to use tests like ABR to assess babies and young children’s hearing under natural sleep. For more information, please
contact our staff
.
How long does an APD assessment take?
A comprehensive APD assessment typically requires two sessions to complete, each around 1.5 hours. This may vary depending on the needs of the child. A comprehensive report and set of recommendations are generated following the assessment, including treatment and therapy required.
What funding options are available for audiology services?
Our hearing services offer various funding pathways:
Medicare rebate with valid referral
NDIS funding options,
click here
to learn more
Fee for service
Hearing Australia
coverage for the cost of maintenance, repairs and upgrades
NB. A fee relief option may be available for eligible clients on a case by case basis.
Skip to content
Book a hearing test
From newborn to 18 years of age, our specialised paediatric audiologists provide gentle, child-focused hearing services in a welcoming environment.
Currently online bookings are only available for our Wembley clinic only. Please contact us to book at Joondalup or Cockburn, or for other available times at Wembley.
Need a different appointment time or another service?
We have additional appointment times available that may not be visible through our online booking system.
Currently, online bookings are only available for our
Wembley audiology clinic
. If you’re unable to find a suitable time, please
contact our team
, as alternate Wembley appointments may also be available.
To book a hearing test at
Joondalup
or
Cockburn
, please
contact our team
.
To book a
speech therapy
or
occupational therapy
assessment, please follow the below links.
Contact Us
Speech Therapy
Occupational Therapy
Frequently asked questions (FAQs)
If you have concerns about your child’s hearing, language development, attention, or learning, a hearing assessment can provide valuable information. Trust your instincts—if you’re concerned, it’s worth checking.
No referral is required for our fee-based audiology services. However, if you have a referral from your GP, pediatrician, or other specialist, it may allow for Medicare rebate of certain services.
The scope of hearing tests required during assessments are tailored to your child’s age and developmental stages and so duration may vary. Typically allow one hour for the consultation and assessment.
Our testing methods are gentle and non-invasive. We use age-appropriate techniques that often feel like games to children, and our audiologists are experts at creating positive, stress-free experiences.
Referral to TSH is easy. Please fill in the
referral form
or simply send a request to
speech@tsh.org.au
. If you need to talk to us, you can reach our friendly Front of House staff on
(08) 9387 9888
.
What's the difference between a standard hearing test and an APD assessment?
A standard hearing test evaluates how well the ear detects sounds at different pitches and volumes. An APD assessment examines how the brain processes and makes sense of those sounds, particularly speech sounds in challenging listening conditions.
Are you able to test a baby’s hearing?
Absolutely. Our team of specialised audiologists are trained to use tests like ABR to assess babies and young children’s hearing under natural sleep. For more information, please
contact our staff
.
How long does an APD assessment take?
A comprehensive APD assessment typically requires two sessions to complete, each around 1.5 hours. This may vary depending on the needs of the child. A comprehensive report and set of recommendations are generated following the assessment, including treatment and therapy required.
What funding options are available for audiology services?
Our hearing services offer various funding pathways:
Medicare rebate with valid referral
NDIS funding options,
click here
to learn more
Fee for service
Hearing Australia
coverage for the cost of maintenance, repairs and upgrades
NB. A fee relief option may be available for eligible clients on a case by case basis.