The Hearing Triptych is an integrative clinical framework that connects sound, brain and human experience in understanding tinnitus. Rather than replacing existing models, it brings together insights from audiology, neuroscience, cognitive behavioural therapy, ACT and rehabilitation medicine. The framework aims to bridge science and clinical practice, helping professionals understand why tinnitus affects people differently and how care can become more person-centred.

The Art of Hearing Triptych and the Glass Model in Sound-Related Distress Introduction “Does this mean my ear is not broken?” It is a question I hear regularly in my consultation room. The question often arises after we have drawn a simple picture together: a glass slowly filling with everything a person carries in life. Inside the glass I write words such as body, work, home and family - the domains that shape a person’s life. I sometimes add fatigue, stress or worry, the de

Dyon Scheijen Where Art Meets Science Resilience Series The Resilience Series explores how disruption transforms into structure, and how vulnerability coexists with strength. Through large-scale abstract works on acoustic absorbing canvas, art and science converge in spatial experiences of integration and human resilience. Rooted in decades of scientific work in perception and high-impact research, Scheijen’s practice bridges analytical insight and abstract expression. Materi