What's changing at NeuraSonic

After 15 years in the Bay Area and 7 years online, NeuraSonic is being rebuilt. If you have listened with us before, or you are arriving for the first time, this short post explains what is changing, what stays the same, and where to find us.

What is changing?

The current NeuraSonic programs close on November 15, 2026. From November 16, en.neurasonic.com becomes NeuraSonic's public home, with a short page, this blog, and an interest list. On the same day, the old www.neurasonic.com address starts forwarding to en.neurasonic.com, so existing links and bookmarks still bring you to the right place.

The old programs ran on a separate platform. That platform is being retired along with them, so it will no longer be the place to find NeuraSonic.

What happens to my current subscription?

Current programs and subscriptions end on November 15, 2026, and nothing renews after that date. You don't need to do anything to stop a renewal.

Until then, your access is guaranteed: past customers keep their current programs through November 15, 2026.

Will my account move to the new site?

No. The new site is separate, so existing accounts and logins do not carry over. If you would like to hear about the new programs, you will need to sign up again using the form at the end of this post.

Why rebuild now?

The sound library is being remastered for the next chapter. Rather than keep patching the old programs, we chose to close them cleanly and build the new version carefully, with time to listen to the people who use it.

What stays the same?

NeuraSonic is still an at-home listening program. It uses carefully selected classical music, from orchestral and chamber works to solo piano, gently and progressively shaped along a gradual path from a gentler sound to a fuller one. The program builds step by step, so each session moves only slightly beyond the one before. It is designed to support calm and well-being. It is not a medical treatment.

Listening is meant to happen at home on ordinary speakers, without a clinic visit or special headset.

What will the new programs include?

A wider music library and a gradual path in five levels. The library includes Bach, Chopin, Haydn, Schubert, Mendelssohn, Dvořák, Brahms and others.

For Bach, we are drawing on pianist Kimiko Ishizaka's recordings of the Goldberg Variations, The Well-Tempered Clavier and The Art of the Fugue.

The path starts with a short Discovery week, then moves through Levels 1 to 5, one step at a time. Within each session, the sound is gently and progressively shaped. From one session to the next, the program builds only a small step at a time. Each week ends with a plain piano session. Sessions are planned in 15, 20, 30 and 40-minute versions.

When will the new programs open?

Founding Member Early Access is planned for July 2027, and the full public launch for January 2028. Founding members get first access to the rebuilt programs, six months before everyone else.

The founding offer itself (what is included, the price, and how access works) has not been published yet. It will go to the interest list first.

I'm a past listener. Is there anything for me?

Thank you for listening with us over the years. The new version builds on what we learned together, and you are warmly welcome to join the founding group. Joining the interest list is not a purchase; it simply tells us you'd like to hear when founding access opens.

I'm a practitioner. How can we work together?

If people you work with might be interested in an at-home listening program, we would welcome a conversation as we rebuild. Write to info@neurasonic.com. The interest form also has an optional field where listeners can name the practitioner who referred them.

Where can I follow along?

Here, on this blog. We'll post updates as the rebuild moves forward, along with pieces on listening, music, and how the program works.

Join the founding-member interest list

It takes about a minute: add your name and email, tick the consent box if you'd like occasional updates, and submit.

Join the founding-member interest list

Questions in the meantime? Write to us at info@neurasonic.com.