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This questionnaire should not be considered a diagnosis. If you haven't already, speak to a medical professional if you think you have depression.
77% of Flow users reported a clinical improvement in their depression score within 3 weeks.
“For me it was week 3 or 4 - I was starting to think it wasn't going to work and then all of a sudden I woke up one morning and it was like a switch flipped... I didn't feel 100%, but I felt more able to work towards it."
Flow is a depression treatment
Anxiety can be a symptom of depression. Every week, Flow users rate their feelings of unease. 66% of Flow users report an improvement in this symptom within 3 weeks¹.
“For me it was week 3 or 4 - I was starting to think it wasn't going to work and then all of a sudden I woke up one morning and it was like a switch flipped...I didn't feel 100%, but I felt more able to work towards it."
Flow is a depression treatment
77% of Flow users reported a clinical improvement in their depression score within 3 weeks¹.
Anxiety can be a symptom of depression. Every week, Flow users rate their feelings of unease. 66% of Flow users report an improvement in this symptom within 3 weeks².
Currently Flow is only licensed to treat depression
However, the technology that Flow uses has been scientifically proven to help with a wider range of symptoms and conditions.
Which symptoms are you looking for help with?
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We're asking this so we can show you how Flow has helped others with similar symptoms.
Flow can help with all of those symptoms
Data from our real world users shows that...
63% have seen an improvement in their mood...
66% have seen a reduction in their feelings of unease...
47% have seen an improvement in their sleep...
40% have seen an improvement in their appetite...
62% have seen an improvement in their concentration...
66% have seen an improvement in their initiative levels...
62% have seen an improvement in their emotional involvement...
69% have seen a reduction in their pessimism...
...within 3 weeks1.
“After 3 weeks I had become more positive, my head was clearer. I felt less cluttered, more relaxed, and anxious thoughts decreased.”
Are you currently on antidepressant medication?
We’re asking this to give you the best medical advice when using Flow.
Flow is a non-invasive depression treatment used by the NHS
We know antidepressants aren’t for everyone, Flow is non-invasive and targets the brain directly. 51% of users showed no clinical signs of depression within 10 weeks, without the use of antidepressants.¹
If you haven't already, speak to a medical professional if you think you have depression.
Which antidepressant medication are you currently on?
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We’re asking this to give you the best medical advice when using Flow.
You can use Flow alongside all antidepressants
We’ve seen that using Flow alongside antidepressants can have an even better effect than just using Flow.
In our clinical trial, 67% of people who used both Flow and antidepressants were no longer clinically depressed at 10 weeks, compared with 49% of those who just used Flow.
You can use Flow alongside all antidepressants
We have seen that using Flow can reduce withdrawal symptoms for those coming off antidepressants.
Just make sure you speak with a medical professional if you're thinking about coming off antidepressants. They can help you manage the transition from medication to Flow.
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We’ve seen that using Flow alongside antidepressants can have an even better effect than just using Flow.
In our clinical trial, 67% of people who used both Flow and antidepressants were no longer clinically depressed at 10 weeks, compared with 49% of those who just used Flow.
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We have seen that using Flow can reduce withdrawal symptoms for those coming off antidepressants.
Just make sure you speak with a medical professional if you're thinking about coming off antidepressants. They can help you manage the transition from medication to Flow.
Are you familiar with transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS)?
This is the technology that the Flow headset uses to treat depression.
You’re one step ahead - we’ll spare the science lesson!
Flow stimulates the brain with gentle electrical impulses to treat depression
When you experience depression, there are lower levels of activity in the front area of your brain, or to be more specific the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex. This is the part responsible for regulating mood, sleep and motivation.
Your brain runs on electrical impulses; Flow sends a gentle electrical current of 2 milliamps through 2 pads on your forehead into the area that has slowed down. This gets cells firing again, restoring brain function and can reduce your symptoms of depression.
The technology is called tDCS - or transcranial Direct Current Stimulation.
Can you fit Flow into your daily life?
Flow is used for 30 minutes a day, 5 days a week for the first 3 weeks. It then drops to 2 days a week.
You can use Flow at any time of day and while you’re doing other things - replying to emails, eating dinner, meditating.
We know everyone has busy lives
“After just one time using it I felt back to my normal, happy self! It was honestly incredible. I haven’t stopped talking about it and couldn’t recommend it enough.”
We know everyone has busy lives. You can use Flow at any time of day. Most people do it first thing in the morning, or while doing something relaxing like reading a book.
If you’re not able to fit Flow in to your daily routine, you can return it to get your money back.
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And if it doesn’t work out for whatever reason, you can return it to get your money back.
If you haven't already, speak to a medical professional if you think you have depression.
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