Susan Quinn-Tegg is an Audiologist based in Nedlands, WA, Australia. Her work is mainly about helping people deal with changes in hearing and the day-to-day impact those changes can have.
Hearing loss can creep up slowly. At times it can look like “everyone mumbles”, or like you keep turning the TV up. Other times it can be more sudden and feel a bit scary. Susan helps people understand what’s going on with their hearing and what options might suit their life and goals.
Another big part of the work is tinnitus. Tinnitus is that ringing, buzzing, hissing, or whooshing sound that some people notice, even when there’s no outside noise. It can be there in quiet rooms, at night, or during stressful days. People often tell you it affects sleep, focus, and mood. Susan’s approach is practical and calm, focused on reducing the strain and helping people feel more in control.
In appointments, the focus is usually on listening carefully to what the person is experiencing, then checking how well hearing is working. From there, the next steps are about making sense of results and planning what to do next. Sometimes the best option is straightforward support and advice. Other times, it may involve planning follow-up and making sure any changes are monitored over time.
Because every ear and every situation is different, care needs to be tailored. Susan works with adults and older people, and also helps families when communication at home has become tricky. She understands that hearing issues don’t just affect “sound”. They can affect conversations, confidence, and how connected people feel.
If you’re dealing with tinnitus, hearing loss, or you’re just not sure what’s behind the change in sound you’re noticing, Susan Quinn-Tegg in Nedlands can help you work out the clearest next step. The goal is simple: clearer hearing where possible, and support that fits real life.
