Evidence-based articles on listening, tinnitus, and sound sensitivity

Definitions, trials, and mechanisms from our library.

Sensory loss, central processing, and why rehabilitation is rational.

Distress-focused CBT evidence, effort, and training transfer.

Hyperacusis, misophonia, and a unified clinical mental model.

Straight talk for Reddit-level skepticism.

Distress, sleep, and honest boundaries.

Tolerance, triggers, and pacing.

Bottom-up, top-down, ecological, music, mapped clearly.

Download on your phone or computer and practice listening at your own pace.

Skill on top of amplification, what trials suggest.

Sequencing home practice with mapping and clinic care.

Counseling, devices, sound therapy, and what “works” means.

Graduated exposure without reckless pain.

Triggers, regulation, and realistic outcomes.

Passive sound vs. real protocols and adherence.

Visit geometry, reimbursement, and the adherence gap.

Why brains need between-visit statistics of experience.

Dose, design, and visibility for clinicians.

Hope with constraints, what changes and what doesn’t.

Oscillations, timing, and semantic control, with citations.

What listening practice can (and can’t) change in noisy places.

What getting used to tinnitus tends to look like over weeks and months.

Brain, learning, and emotion, without “just in your head” nonsense.

Why powering through pain is different from careful, graded sound work.

Why “loud enough” doesn’t always mean easy to follow in conversation.

Programs, features, and who it is designed for.

Structured support for tinnitus, hyperacusis, and misophonia.

Monitoring and operations for teams running Sonara and Resona.

Peer-reviewed references mapped to Neocore products and topics.

Enrollment, daily therapy, monitoring, and long-term patient access.

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