Clearer hearing. Stronger communication. Care that connects the dots.
A private practice for children and adults, bringing hearing care, speech therapy, auditory processing, hearing technology and balance support into one clear patient journey.
Expertise matters. So does knowing what happens next.
Patients should leave an appointment with clearer answers, practical recommendations and a plan that makes sense. The practice combines audiology and speech therapy perspectives while keeping communication direct, respectful and patient-centred.
What brings you here today?
You do not need to know the clinical label or exact appointment name. Choose the closest concern and we will take it from there.
I am worried about hearing or my ears
Hearing difficulty, tinnitus, blocked ears, hearing tests, middle-ear concerns or hearing aids.
Explore hearing care 02I am worried about speech or communication
Speech clarity, language, late talking, literacy, stuttering, adult communication or swallowing.
Explore speech therapy 03I hear, but listening still feels difficult
Speech in noise, following instructions, classroom listening, mishearing or auditory fatigue.
Explore APD support 04I am experiencing dizziness or balance problems
Dizziness, vertigo, imbalance and concerns that may involve the inner ear or vestibular system.
Explore balance careStill not sure what to book?
That is normal. Send us the concern in plain language and the team will guide the right starting point.
Not sure which appointment to choose?
Answer three simple questions. The guide will suggest a sensible starting point and prepare a message you can send to the practice for confirmation.
Who is the appointment for?
This helps the team understand the likely assessment pathway.
What is the main concern?
Choose the option that feels closest. It does not need to be a clinical label.
Where would you prefer to start?
Home visits depend on the service, area, clinical suitability and availability.
Your suggested starting point
Hearing, listening and communication do not live in separate boxes.
A hearing concern may affect communication. A listening difficulty may overlap with language or learning demands. A balance complaint may need careful audiology assessment. Bringing audiology and speech therapy together helps the practice guide the whole journey more clearly.
Hear and understand the sound system
Hearing levels, middle-ear function, speech perception, auditory processing, hearing technology and balance-related concerns.
Communicate and function in real life
Speech, language, literacy, fluency, adult rehabilitation, swallowing and everyday communication.
Expert care, easier to navigate.
Each service page explains the concern, what the appointment may involve and the next step.
Hearing assessments
Diagnostic hearing testing and clear feedback for children and adults.
Hearing aids
Multi-brand selection, fitting, programming and ongoing follow-up.
Speech therapy
Communication and swallowing support for children and adults.
APD assessment
Support for listening, speech-in-noise and auditory processing concerns.
Vestibular audiology
Assessment and guidance for dizziness and balance-related concerns.
Earwax removal
Ear checks and wax-management support for blocked-ear concerns.
Choose the patient first. Choose the device second.
Hearing aids should be selected around hearing results, real-life listening needs, handling, technology preferences, budget and follow-up support. The practice supplies multiple leading brands so the recommendation is not locked to one manufacturer.
A clearer path from concern to plan.
The process is designed to reduce uncertainty before you even arrive.
Tell us what is happening
Book directly or send the concern. We guide the appropriate starting appointment.
Attend the right assessment
The relevant history, testing or evaluation is completed and explained clearly.
Leave with a practical plan
Recommendations, referrals, treatment options or follow-up steps are discussed.
A multidisciplinary team, one practice journey.
The practice brings together audiology, audiometry and speech-language therapy so patients can be directed to the professional and service that best fit the concern.
Meet the teamThe team structure allows patients to move more clearly between audiology, speech therapy, auditory processing and balance-related care when the concern overlaps disciplines.
Practical information, without the scavenger hunt.
Useful answers for first-time patients and families.
Do I need a referral?
You can contact the practice directly. Further referral is recommended when clinically appropriate.
Do you see children and adults?
Yes. The correct appointment depends on age, concern and the service required.
What about medical aid?
Bring relevant medical aid information. Quotes or motivation documents can be arranged for suitable hearing-aid cases.
Where is the practice?
Centre for Integrative Medicine, 2 Eaton Avenue, Bryanston, Johannesburg.
Use practical tools before, between and after appointments.
Explore the Hearing Aid Match Lab, device support, speech home activities, APD checklists, results explanations, home-visit guidance and medical-aid preparation.
Understand the next step before the appointment.
What to Expect at a Speech Therapy Assessment for a Child or Adult
A practical guide to preparing for a speech therapy assessment, what information to bring, what may be assessed and how the next-step plan is decided.
Hearing TestsWhat to Expect at a Hearing Test: Before, During and After the Appointment
A patient-friendly guide to preparing for a hearing test, what the audiologist may assess, what to bring and what happens after the results are explained.
Dizziness and BalanceDizziness, Vertigo or Imbalance? What a Vestibular Audiology Assessment Can Help Clarify
Dizziness is not one single symptom. Learn what details matter, what to bring, and how vestibular audiology can help guide the next step.
Tell us what you need help with.
The form now reflects the actual services offered. Choose the closest concern, add a preferred date and tell us how you would like the team to contact you.