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Kodama offers separate guided programs for tinnitus, hyperacusis, and misophonia. If more than one applies, start with the problem causing the most disruption. Eligibility screening will check whether an outside medical or mental-health evaluation should come first.
Screening and enrollment happen in Practice Better, which opens in a new tab.
Designed by Veronica Hollabaugh, MSN, RN, PMHNP-BC, who also writes the weekly check-ins as your coach. About the guidance →
Choose your program
Which sound experience brought you here?
Many people have more than one. Choose the one causing the most trouble. The eligibility screening applies the program’s rules and shows whether an evaluation by your own outside provider is needed first; it does not provide a diagnosis.
Evidence labels describe the outside research base, not outcomes from Kodama’s programs. See the evidence and limitations →
Choose a program above to see what’s included, the price, and how to enroll.
The tinnitus program
Eight modules. One at a time.
The full cognitive behavioral sequence for tinnitus distress: understanding the mechanism, settling the body, steadying attention, reworking fearful thoughts, returning to what you’ve avoided, and holding your gains. Your weekly check-ins and forms are reviewed weekly.
Founding total $300
Regular total $1,250
The founding rate includes three brief feedback surveys about the program. See payment details.
- All eight modules, weekly written guidance, progress measurement, and follow-up check-ins.
Refund summary: Full refund if screening determines the program is not appropriate before access begins. After access begins, refunds are based on the portion already delivered. Read the full terms.
Secure handoffThis public site collects no health information. Practice Better opens in a new tab for screening and enrollment.
Continue securely in Practice Better (opens in a new tab)The hyperacusis program
Getting ready, then ten modules.
Sound sensitivity isn’t one condition. Loudness, fear, and pain show up in different mixes, and everyone works through the same ten modules with the emphasis adjusted at your weekly check-in. If sounds cause physical pain, the pain-dominant profile uses slower steps, longer holds, and no pushing through pain.
Founding total $400
Regular total $1,450
The founding rate includes three brief feedback surveys about the program. See payment details.
- Getting ready plus all ten modules, weekly written guidance, progress measurement, and follow-up check-ins.
- Confirmation of your prior provider diagnosis and evaluation history.
Refund summary: Full refund if screening determines the program is not appropriate before access begins. After access begins, refunds are based on the portion already delivered. Read the full terms.
Secure handoffThis public site collects no health information. Practice Better opens in a new tab for screening and enrollment.
Continue securely in Practice Better (opens in a new tab)The misophonia program
Getting ready, then eight modules.
The full cognitive behavioral sequence for misophonia: understanding the conditioned reflex behind a trigger, settling the body before it fires, catching the thoughts that turn a sound into an attack, and gradually meeting trigger sounds and situations again. Your weekly check-ins and forms are reviewed weekly.
Coming soon $300
founding rate at launch · regular $1,250
Enrollment isn’t open yet. When it opens, the founding rate includes three brief feedback surveys about the program. See payment details.
- Getting ready plus all eight modules, weekly written guidance, progress measurement, and follow-up check-ins.
Join the waitlistEmail us and we’ll reach out the moment the misophonia program opens, no commitment needed.
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What enrollment asks, and why
Personal and health information is completed in Practice Better, Kodama’s secure patient portal. This public website does not collect it.
Messages and weekly check-ins are typically reviewed within 48 hours, outside of holidays or planned time away.
01Eligibility screening
Before registration, a short screening applies the program’s eligibility rules and shows whether an evaluation by your own outside provider is needed first. It does not diagnose a sound condition.
02Enrollment, terms, and consent
You’ll review the enrollment terms and the consent specific to your program before joining. The founder feedback surveys that come with your founding participant rate are about the program itself, not research. Research participation, when offered, is a separate, optional consent of its own.
03Payment
All prices above already show your founding participant rate, offered to early participants who agree to complete three brief founder feedback surveys about their experience with the program: one at the start, one partway through, and one at the end. These ask about the program, not your clinical care, and skipping one doesn’t affect your enrollment, access, or price. Practice Better’s checkout starts at the regular rate; enter code FOUNDING300 (tinnitus) or FOUNDING400 (hyperacusis) at checkout to apply it. (The misophonia program isn’t open for enrollment yet.)
04Onboarding forms and baseline measures
After enrollment, your assigned intake forms, health history, and starting questionnaires appear in Practice Better. Hyperacusis participants confirm their prior diagnosis and evaluation history; no new audiology testing is required before sound planning begins.
During the program
A short check-in, from the first week to the last
Brief weekly check-ins, with routine safety questions every two weeks and fuller measures at key points. They serve three practical purposes.
Catches concerns early
A positive safety screen automatically shows crisis resources and triggers the program’s fixed referral process.
Gives your coach a clear picture
Validated measures show change over time instead of relying on a guess.
Lets you see your progress
You can see what is changing and where more support may be useful.
Is this the right fit?