Coping support for difficult moments
Some moments in a clinical trial can feel unfamiliar or overwhelming.
Trial Flow brings age appropriate emotional support into the participant journey, giving people practical ways to prepare for unfamiliar or demanding study experiences.

Emotional support wherever the study takes them
Uncertainty can build long before a participant arrives at the clinic. They may feel worried while preparing at home, travelling to an appointment or waiting for a procedure.
Trial Flow gives participants and caregivers age appropriate coping resources that they can explore at home and return to while in the clinic.
This creates a familiar source of support across different settings and study moments, helping participants prepare in a way that works for them.
Small moments of support within the study experience
Trial Flow brings simple breathing and coping activities into the same experience as practical guidance and study information.
Techniques participants can try
Trial Flow includes short videos and activities that introduce straightforward coping and breathing techniques.
Unwind
Short calming content and breathing techniques for adolescents and adults.
My Zone
Age appropriate activities for children, including visual breathing and coping exercises.
Part of the wider participant journey
Coping content sits alongside study information, visit guidance and preparation resources within Trial Flow.
Participants can access a simple activity without needing another platform or separate resource.
