Lenire Learning Billings

On November 7th, Rocky Mountain College, Morledge-Kimball Hall, Classroom 119, Billings, Montana

Break Free from Tinnitus — Relief is Within Reach

Hearing & Speech Connection is hosting an educational seminar at Rocky Mountain College. Learn how to manage your tinnitus with Lenire

What is Lenire?

Lenire is a device that uses bimodal neuromodulation to reduce the severity of tinnitus.

It delivers mild pulses to the tongue combined with sound played through headphones to help your brain pay less attention to tinnitus. 

What is the research behind Lenire?

Lenire is the first device of its kind to receive a grant of approval from the FDA to treat tinnitus. This follows a large-scale clinical trial designed to meet the FDA's requirements during which 83% of patients recommended Lenire for the treatment of tinnitus. The largescale trial's results were consistent with real-world evidence from 204 patients*.

Meet our speakers


Event schedule

Rocky Mountain College, Morledge-Kimball Hall, Classroom 119, Billings, Montana November 7th


6:00 PM – Guests and presenters arrive, with refreshments provided.
6:30 PM Presentation begins:

  • Dr. Josh Whicker will cover what tinnitus is and introduce Lenire (15 minutes).
  • Dr. Sarah Mathews will explain how Lenire works and share key statistics (15 minutes).

7:00 PM – Open Q&A session.
7:30 PM – Closing thoughts and thank yous from Dr. Whicker and Dr. Mathews.

Josh Whicker

Hi, I’m Josh, and I grew up in Miles City, Montana, and now reside and practice in Billings. I obtained my bachelor's degree at Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah, and my doctorate in audiology from Idaho State University in Pocatello, Idaho. I’ve received specialized training at St. Luke’s Hearing and Balance Center in Boise, Idaho with emphasis on providing audiological services to patients with hearing aids and cochlear implants, and assessment of balance disorders.


I also have additional training in the area of tinnitus and love to help people find solutions to frustrating ringing in their ears. Additionally, I love pediatric audiology and auditory processing disorder - in fact, I’m one of the only auditory processing disorder diagnosticians in the state.

Dr. Mathews

Dr. Mathews has been providing a wide range of audiology and tinnitus services since 2002. She has worked in private practice, with ENTs, and in hearing and tinnitus manufacturing. Over the course of her career she has presented and taught audiologists and patients about hearing loss, hearing aids and tinnitus domestically and internationally.


Accessing evidence-based tinnitus treatments is challenging for patients and medical professionals. As a result, patients are attending multiple appointments for the same complicated issue. Hearing and Speech Connection offers tinnitus patients evidence-based relief from tinnitus

We invite you to join us November 7th

Reserve your spot today!

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