NeuraSonic is a listening practice you can follow at home. The music is carefully selected classical music from a range of composers — Mozart among them — together with piano sessions, and the listening is designed to support calm and well-being. There is no clinic to visit and no special headset to buy. Ordinary speakers in a quiet enough room are enough.
We are not a medical service. NeuraSonic does not diagnose, treat, or cure any condition, and it is not a substitute for care from a qualified health professional. It is meant to sit alongside ordinary life as a simple, repeatable way of listening.
The music
The programs are built from classical music that remains pleasant to hear, session after session, drawn from a range of composers. Mozart has a natural place in this library, alongside piano music.
The aim is music you can live with: clear enough to keep you company, gentle enough to settle into. We do not ask you to analyze the sound or to listen in a special way. You simply play a session and let the music take its course.
The founders
NeuraSonic was co-founded by Olivier De Wulf and Steve Boullianne. Olivier leads the listening practice and the music. Steve is a founding partner who brings a business and finance perspective, and he expects to take a more active role as NeuraSonic grows.
Olivier grew up in Belgium and trained as an audio-psycho-phonologist at Mozart-Brain-Lab, in Sint-Truiden. That training informs his ear for listening, but NeuraSonic is its own at-home practice. It is not offered as an audio-psycho-phonology method, and it does not ask you to visit a clinic or use a specialized device.
After fifteen years of work in the San Francisco Bay Area, and seven years online, he is now rebuilding NeuraSonic from the ground up: the same love of music and careful listening, in a simpler public form.
Where we are now
Current programs end on 15 November 2026. Founding Member Early Access is planned for July 2027, with a full public opening in January 2028. The programs themselves are not open yet.
When founding access begins, listening will follow a gradual path: a short Discovery week, then Levels 1 to 5, taken one at a time. Each step is meant to feel like a small, comfortable change from the one before. Each week ends with a piano session. Founding members will be invited to listen first, and to have a voice in how the practice takes shape.
If you would like to hear when founding access opens, you can join the interest list. Joining the list is not a purchase. Questions in the meantime are welcome at [email protected].
A simple promise of honesty
People respond to listening in different ways. Some notice a quieter mood; some notice very little at first; some need to pause and come back later. We make no promise about whether, or how quickly, you will feel a change. Comfort comes first. If a session ever feels like too much, stop, rest, and return when you are ready.
