Brizon and Flow Neuroscience partner to advance digital mental health innovation in the UAE

Brizon announced a strategic partnership with Flow Neuroscience to support the introduction of advanced digital mental health technology in the UAE.     

The collaboration will focus on the responsible introduction of Flow’s clinically validated transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) headset and companion digital therapy platform.

The solution provides a non-invasive, evidence-based approach to supporting the treatment of depression and mental health care, complementing the UAE’s commitment to patient-centred, innovative healthcare solutions.

The partnership aligns with the UAE’s National Strategy for Wellbeing 2031 and its broader focus on improving quality of life, promoting holistic wellbeing, and expanding access to innovative approaches that support healthier and more resilient communities. Brizon and Flow Neuroscience will work together to support the thoughtful integration of digital mental health solutions into the UAE healthcare ecosystem.

This will include stakeholder engagement, outcomes-based programme design, and robust impact measurement. Initial phases of the partnership will build on regulatory groundwork already in place, with a focus on partnership development and pilot initiatives tailored to local healthcare needs.

“This partnership reflects a shared commitment to expanding access to evidence-based mental health care in the UAE,” said a Brizon spokesperson.

“By combining Flow’s clinically validated technology with Brizon’s outcomes-driven approach and understanding of the local landscape, we aim to support programmes that improve lives while contributing to the UAE’s national wellbeing priorities.”

“We’re proud to partner with Brizon to bring Flow’s neuroscience-based technology to the UAE,” said Kauser Hussain, Global Head of Partnerships and Market Expansion at Flow Neuroscience.

“This collaboration reflects our commitment to working closely with local partners to ensure evidence-based mental health solutions are introduced responsibly, in culturally relevant ways, and aligned with real-world healthcare outcomes.”

The partnership reflects the UAE’s growing focus on digital health innovation and the potential for scalable, patient-centred technologies to complement existing models of care and support national mental health and wellbeing priorities.