A Nervous System–Led Approach

Silence the Noise, Ease the Throb:
Lasting Relief from Tinnitus and Migraine

If relentless tinnitus or debilitating migraines disrupt your peace, concentration, and daily life, BioCoding™ provides a precise, body-led pathway to regulation and calm.

Sensory Overload and Persistent Pain

You are likely living in a world that feels too loud or too bright.

The Phantom Noise: A ringing, buzzing, or hissing that dominates your attention, making silence impossible.
The Throb: Debilitating head pain often accompanied by aura, nausea, or sensitivity to light.
The Anxiety Loop: The fear of the next attack or the volume spike keeps your nervous system in a state of hypervigilance.

Tinnitus louder with stress

Migraines from light/sound

Unpredictable sudden flare-ups

Heightened noise/light sensitivity

These are signs of nervous system dysregulation not weakness or failure to heal.

Treating the Brain, Not Just the Ear or Head

Conventional treatments often fail because they focus on the organ (the ear or blood vessels) rather than the processor (the brain).

Treating tinnitus or migraines without addressing the nervous system is like trimming branches while the roots remain untouched.

Key Insight

The Root: Central Nervous System Hypersensitivity

Both tinnitus and migraine are manifestations of central nervous system hypersensitivity and autonomic dysregulation.

Auditory Hyperactivity: In tinnitus, the limbic system amplifies phantom signals via “maladaptive neuroplasticity” in the auditory cortex.
Neuroinflammation: Migraine involves a wave of neuronal depolarisation called “cortical spreading depression” which triggers neuroinflammation.
Sympathetic Dominance: A concurrent sympathetic overdrive prevents the brain from “gating” (filtering) these signals, sustaining a feedback loop of hypervigilance.

The encouraging news: these learned patterns can be gently unlearned. With the right approach, your nervous system can return to a state of calm regulation.

Advanced Technique Introduced After Stabilisation

Turning Down the Volume

BioCoding™ intervenes at these neural roots. We use spontaneous geometric micro-movements to enhance vagal tone and restore “inhibitory neurotransmission”. This essentially repairs the brain’s ability to filter out noise and regulate pain, reducing central gain and dampening inflammatory cascades.

Important: BioCoding™ is never a first step. It’s introduced only after your nervous system has achieved sufficient stabilisation through foundational work.

Case Studies

Real-world nervous system recalibration, drawn from aggregated clinical practice.

Tinnitus Case Study

Context

David developed constant high-pitched tinnitus after acoustic trauma, rendering sleep impossible and concentration fragmented. Initial mapping revealed limbic-driven auditory gain and sympathetic hyperactivity.

Intervention

Through The Reset package, BioCoding™ elicited yawns and spirals that recalibrated brainstem inhibition.

Outcomes

8/10 → 3/10

Tinnitus volume

Normalised

Sleep cycles

“The ringing no longer commands my attention BioCoding™ taught my nervous system to filter it out, giving me silence I hadn’t known in years.”

Migraine Case Study

Context

Laura suffered 15+ migraine days monthly, triggered by stress and hormonal shifts, often requiring dark-room isolation. BioCoding™ targeted her trigeminovascular hypersensitivity.

Intervention

In The Recode programme, geometric gestures activated parasympathetic repair over 12 sessions.

Outcomes

3 per month

Migraine frequency

Vanished

Aura

Halved

Severity

“BioCoding™ reset my brain’s pain switch I now navigate triggers with calm, reclaiming work and family time without fear.”

These anonymised examples reflect aggregated client data from Hollyanna Vellichor’s practice, demonstrating BioCoding™’s efficacy in real-world applications. Individual results may vary.

Your Journey to Silence

Through the Eight-Phase Model of Repair, we systematically downregulate neural overreactivity. You can expect a 60–80% decrease in tinnitus volume and migraine frequency as benefits accumulate.

Safety First

Creating conditions where your nervous system feels safe enough to begin releasing heightened protective states and sensory hypersensitivity.

Regulation Over Force

Honouring your body’s natural rhythms and limits, without overriding sensitivity or forcing exposure to triggers.

Body-Led Progress

Allowing your nervous system to set the pace, trusting its wisdom to guide reductions in overstimulation when it feels resourced and ready.

Gradual Softening

Supporting the gentle recalibration of sensory signalling and tolerance, as neurological overload softens and your window of tolerance naturally widens over time.

Specialised Pathways

Tinnitus vs Migraines

We offer targeted pathways depending on your specific symptoms:

Tinnitus Treatment

Migraine & Chronic Headache Relief

Interesting pattern: Many people notice symptoms ease during holidays or periods of deep rest a clear sign of nervous system involvement.

Your Questions Answered

Are tinnitus and migraine related?

Yes. Both stem from “central nervous system hypersensitivity”. A brain that is hyper-reactive to sound is often hyper-reactive to other stimuli, leading to migraines.

Can this help if I have hearing loss?

Yes. Tinnitus is often the brain’s attempt to “fill in” missing frequencies. BioCoding targets the central gain in the dorsal cochlear nucleus, regardless of hearing status.

Do I need to stop taking triptans (migraine meds)?

No. You can continue medication. As BioCoding reduces the “cortical spreading depression” events, most clients naturally find they need medication less frequently.

Is the relief sustainable?

Yes. Our goal is “Long-Term Stability”. By restoring inhibitory neurotransmission, we give your brain the tools to maintain its own equilibrium.

Take the First Step

If you want to understand your symptoms and explore whether this work is right for you, we’ll begin there no pressure, no obligation.

Silence the Noise, Ease the Throb: Lasting Relief from Tinnitus and Migraine