ACE’s High, Chronic Homelessness & Binaural Sound: A Case Report

George Louis Lindenfeld
  10.33425/2692-7918.1127 Published: 29 Aug, 2026

Through RESET Therapy (RT), a binaural sound-based nonverbal intervention, clinicians have found a key to unlock and process long-term memories of trauma, pain, addiction, and chronic stress. To bring this support into daily life, the sound-based mobile application Resolve-It! was developed for iPhone and Android. This digital tool serves as a dynamic extension of the therapeutic framework, allowing users to address acute triggers and sudden stressors in real time at home or work. By utilizing this immediate intervention, individuals shift from a reactive state into active agents of their own stabilization. To rigorously evaluate the clinical efficacy of this sound-based protocol, a targeted initiative was implemented with a chronically homeless volunteer at the Salvation Army Shelter of Hope in Hickory, North Carolina. The resulting case report directly substantiates the established therapeutic framework proposed by trauma expert Bessel van der Kolk. According to his paradigm, sustainable trauma remediation depends entirely on three milestones: learning to tolerate and understand somatic signals, regulating the autonomic arousal system, and restoring purposeful action rather than remaining paralyzed by profound helplessness. Ultimately, the outcomes observed in this case report exemplify the core mechanics of psychological resilience. By consistently engaging with the RT protocol, the participant demonstrated a profound capacity to transform adverse experiences into a powerful catalyst for personal growth. This clinical evidence highlights how targeted auditory intervention and intranasal infrared light can successfully rebuild the physiological and cognitive infrastructure necessary for long-term trauma recovery, leading to healthy, adaptive functioning.
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