Plain-English translation of NCT07922018 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 trial is testing whether an online diary platform called MangaChat can help children with ADHD manage their emotions better. You would use the app to log how you're feeling each day, and it would transform your entries into visual comic strips that tell the story of your emotions. The study will compare this new digital tool to traditional counseling to see which approach works best.
Many children with ADHD struggle with emotion regulation, and there can be long waits between therapy appointments. This trial is exploring whether an interactive digital tool can give children an effective way to practice emotional skills at home while they wait for their next counseling sessions.
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You would use the MangaChat diary platform for 12 weeks, spending about 10–15 minutes per session to log your daily moods and events at least 3 times a week (daily use is encouraged). The app transforms what you write into comic strips that show your emotional journey in a fun, visual way. You'll be compared to another group of children receiving traditional counseling to see how well the app helps you manage your emotions.
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