Used by the NHS
to treat depression
Flow is now active across 6 NHS trusts. Each has independently published results showing it works, safely and consistently.
A Crisis Service reported around 80% of patients reported a decrease in their depression depression symptoms1.
"I’ve seen people who haven’t responded to anything else, no longer struggle with depression.”
Dr Mark McConnochie
NHS Consultant Psychiatrist
Proven and safe
Backed by 25+ years
of research.
Flow delivers gentle electrical stimulation to the part of your brain that regulates mood. This technology, called tDCS, has been used in clinical settings for over 25 years and proven safe and effective across multiple independent trials.
Users feel better in 3 weeks [2]
77%
Average time to notice changes [3]
3 weeks
Depression-free by week 10 [4]
57 %
Flow
Is it right for you?
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Get guided daily therapy and brain stimulation sessions, backed by clinical science.
Track your progress & feel the shift
Start noticing results as early as week 3, with full support from our team.
Flow in Action
UK
Global overview
See clinical improvements within 3 weeks
77 %
Real people. Real results.
Stories from people living with depression, and what changed.
57% of Flow users no longer have depression at 10 weeks3. These are their stories.
“The world was in colour again”
Annie,
25, Aylesbury, United Kingdom
"Flow's been the ladder out of a very dark hole"
Jon,
35, London, United Kingdom
In the press
“The headset helps my depression so I can be a dad again”
“People with depression could administer brain stimulation at home, trial shows”
“How a home gadget could help treat clinical depression.”
“She was surprised by the benefits she felt when using a new, high-tech gadget”
“a 10-week home-based tDCS treatment with remote supervision… showed high efficacy, acceptability and safety.”
“At home brain stimulation for depression found to be safe and effective.”
Do you have any questions?
Footnote
[1] Leicestershire Partnership NHS Trust (LPT), Mar 2023
[2] Flow real-world data (n=14,383, Apr 2025)
[3] Flow real-world data (n=14,383, Apr 2025)
[4] Real world data, an improvement of 3pts or more on the clinically validated MADRS-S survey after 3 weeks, n=14,383. Woodham, R.D., Selvaraj, S., Lajmi, N. et al. Nat Med (2024).
The Flow headset is proven and safe when used as instructed