The Audiology Clinic

The Audiology Clinic Deepak graduated in Audiology from University of Mysore, India. He has also completed a doctorate degree.

Specialist Audiology and Vestibular Diagnostic Service is led by Dr Deepak Kumar, AuD (Doctor of Audiology) providing evidence-based assessment and management for Hearing Disorders, Tinnitus, and Dizziness/Vertigo/Balance conditions. He then completed higher Audiological training at prestigious Institute of Laryngology and Otology at University College London where he obtained Master Degree in audiological science and achieved distinction. During 16 years of clinical experience, Deepak has worked in various prominent hospitals in India, Kenya, UK, and Ireland. Since 2004 he has been working on a senior position at Royal Victoria Eye & Ear Hospital, Dublin. Deepak has worked in all aspects of Clinical Audiology including tinnitus, advanced audio-vestibular (auditory and vestibular), prescription of digital hearing aids, cochlear implant etc. He has been involved in teaching medical and paramedical students in the clinic as well as in the university.

If tinnitus is affecting your life, there are evidence-based options available — and the right support can change how yo...
25/03/2026

If tinnitus is affecting your life, there are evidence-based options available — and the right support can change how you experience it.

You’re not alone, and help is available.

Wishing everyone a very Happy St. Patrick’s Day! May your day be filled with joy, luck, and blessings.
16/03/2026

Wishing everyone a very Happy St. Patrick’s Day! May your day be filled with joy, luck, and blessings.

Sign you might have Vestibular Disorder• Feeling dizzy or light-headed • Spinning sensation, even when standing still•...
02/03/2026

Sign you might have Vestibular Disorder

• Feeling dizzy or light-headed
• Spinning sensation, even when standing still
• Feeling unsteady or losing balance when walking
• Difficulty focusing your vision when moving your head
• Feeling sick or nauseous with dizziness or movement

Hyperacusis is a hearing condition where everyday sounds feel uncomfortably loud, painful, or overwhelming, even when th...
12/02/2026

Hyperacusis is a hearing condition where everyday sounds feel uncomfortably loud, painful, or overwhelming, even when they’re at normal volumes for other people.

Posterior Canal BPPV: Are medications effective?Short answer is - medications are not effective in treating posterior ca...
04/02/2026

Posterior Canal BPPV: Are medications effective?

Short answer is - medications are not effective in treating posterior canal BPPV.
Management of vertigo should focus on treating the cause, not just the symptoms—symptomatic medications may provide temporary relief but do not correct BPPV.

Dizziness and vertigo can be frightening and overwhelming. Sudden spinning sensations, imbalance, and fear of falling of...
28/01/2026

Dizziness and vertigo can be frightening and overwhelming. Sudden spinning sensations, imbalance, and fear of falling often lead to anxiety and avoidance of everyday activities, affecting confidence and quality of life.

The good news is that dizziness and vertigo are often treatable—when properly assessed. A formal vestibular assessment looks in detail at how the inner ear, eyes, and brain work together to maintain balance. This helps in identifying the cause of symptoms, rather than relying on guesswork.

At The Audiology Clinic, formal vestibular assessments allow us to:
• Identify the specific type and cause of dizziness or vertigo
• Differentiate between inner ear, neurological, or other balance-related conditions
• Create a targeted management plan, rather than relying on assumptions
• Guide appropriate vestibular rehabilitation or further medical referral

Accurate assessment leads to effective management. With the right diagnosis, many patients experience significant improvement—physically and emotionally. Confidence returns, fear reduces, and normal life gradually becomes possible again.

If dizziness or vertigo is affecting your balance, confidence, or quality of life – your first step should to contact your GP followed by and if required, a formal vestibular assessment toward clarity and recovery.

Because feeling steady again changes everything.

20/01/2026

Overview of how the Lenire device works.

Hearing Tinnitus Dizziness

Vertigo is not a disease by itself; it is a sign of another problem. To treat it properly, doctors need to find and trea...
14/01/2026

Vertigo is not a disease by itself; it is a sign of another problem. To treat it properly, doctors need to find and treat the real cause, not just the feeling of dizziness. A detailed balance and inner ear check (through vestibular assessment) is important to find out what is causing vertigo and to choose the right treatment.

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Living with tinnitus doesn’t have to mean living with constant noise.Innovative options like Lenire Tinnitus Treatment a...
13/01/2026

Living with tinnitus doesn’t have to mean living with constant noise.

Innovative options like Lenire Tinnitus Treatment are changing how tinnitus is managed—using gentle, non-invasive neuromodulation designed to help the brain respond differently to sound.

At our clinic, we focus on personalised care, guided assessments, and evidence-based solutions to support long-term relief because no two tinnitus experiences are the same.

If tinnitus has been affecting your focus, sleep, or quality of life, a professional consultation can make all the difference.

Wishing everyone a very happy New Year.May you never experience tinnitus, hearing, or balance issues, and may health and...
05/01/2026

Wishing everyone a very happy New Year.
May you never experience tinnitus, hearing, or balance issues, and may health and peace follow you through the year ahead.
Sending wishes for a healthy New Year to you, your family, and your friends.
Hearing Tinnitus Dizziness

How Meditation and Yoga Can Support Life with TinnitusMeditation helps calm the mind and reduce stress, which often wors...
18/11/2025

How Meditation and Yoga Can Support Life with Tinnitus

Meditation helps calm the mind and reduce stress, which often worsens tinnitus. By focusing attention on the breath or body sensations, people can learn to detach from the noise, easing the emotional impact and improving sleep and focus.

Yoga, through mindful movement and controlled breathing, releases muscle tension (especially around the neck and jaw), improves circulation, and enhances overall resilience to stress — all of which can ease tinnitus symptoms.

Together, meditation and yoga don’t cure tinnitus — but they can transform the way you live with it.

However, If you’ve tried a wide range of tinnitus management strategies—such as sound therapy, yoga, meditation, or CBT—but your tinnitus is still bothersome, our clinic is here to help. You are welcome to contact us to schedule a Tinnitus Assessment with a ‘Doctor of Audiology’.

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The Audiology Clinic, Suite-9, Vista Primary Care, Co. Kildare
Naas
W91E6H2

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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