Plain-English translation of NCT04793828 on ClinicalTrials.gov ↗ · Source last updated · Translation generated · How we translate trials
This study doesn't follow the usual testing phases — it may be an observational study or a different type of research.
This study is testing whether a self-guided online program called Velibra can help people with anxiety while they're waiting for in-person therapy. Velibra is an internet-based therapy program based on proven anxiety-reduction techniques that you work through at your own pace. Researchers want to know if this treatment helps reduce anxiety symptoms and whether it gives people some relief during what can be a long wait for traditional therapy appointments.
Many people with anxiety disorders have to wait weeks or months for available therapy appointments. This trial exists to see whether offering the treatment during the waiting period might help people start feeling better sooner, rather than waiting without any support.
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You would complete an initial assessment, then gain access to the Velibra program to work through at your own pace on your computer or phone. A study team member will check in with you at four time points: before you start, after you finish the first three modules, when you complete the full program, and one month later. Each check-in involves answering questions about how you're feeling, but the therapy itself is self-guided—meaning you work through it independently, learning anxiety-reduction skills on your own schedule.
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