Harley Street Health District London · Amsterdam

A phobia you’ve carried for years. Two sessions that can change it.

At Kindt Clinics London we treat fears and phobias using Memrec – a scientifically developed method that works in two sessions.

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Our clinic · Wimpole Street, London

3,500+

patients treated

95%

SIGNIFICANT FEAR REDUCTION
in our clinic

25 years

OF FEAR RESEARCH

Our team

Who we treat

Kindt Clinics welcomes people with a specific, clearly defined fear that affects their daily life.

You avoid certain situations or places because of your fear.

You plan around it, sometimes without fully realising.

The anticipation is often as bad as the fear itself.

How the treatment works

Two visits, on consecutive days.
before you start

Free 15-minute callYou speak with one of our psychologists. They listen to your situation, answer your questions, and give advice.

01
Online

Diagnostic assessmentWe talk through your fear in depth – what it is, how it affects you, and what would help most. You leave with a clear picture and a treatment recommendation, whether that’s Memrec or something else.

02
DAY one

The treatment session

At our clinic, a psychologist guides you through a single session designed around your specific fear. You then take a single dose of a beta blocker, which prevents the fear from being re-stored in the same way.

03
DAY two

Test the effect

You return the next day. Most patients are surprised by what they notice – the automatic fear that was always there is gone overnight. Together we practise real-life situations to experience that for yourself.

* Results based on routine clinical data from 3,500+ patients treated since 2018. 82% remission, 13% clinically significant improvement at 2-5 month follow-up.

If Memrec isn’t suitableWe find the right approach for youNot every treatment suits every person or every phobia. That’s why we offer different evidence-based approaches, including CBT and exposure therapy. During the intake, your psychologist will advise which option is likely to fit your situation best.

Built on 25 years of fear research

Phobias are learned, not something we are born with. Research published in Nature in 2000 showed that under specific conditions, fear memories can become open to change – a process called memory reconsolidation.

Professor Merel Kindt translated this finding into clinical practice. Through her research at the University of Amsterdam, she developed Memrec – a specific form of CBT with the addition of a single medication to target the reconsolidation process.

Kindt Clinics is the first specialist clinic to apply this method outside of academic research. Featured in the Channel 4 documentary The Fear Clinic (2024).


Kindt, M., Soeter, M., & Vervliet, B. (2009). Beyond extinction: erasing human fear responses and preventing the return of fear. Nature Neuroscience, 12, 256–258.



Prof. dr. Merel Kindt Founder of Kindt Clinics · Professor of Clinical Psychology, University of Amsterdam

Beyond phobia
We also treat panic with a specific trigger
Where panic attacks are linked to identifiable situations — lifts, the underground, planes, MRI scanners or crowded venues — Memrec can be applied in the same way.

What patients say afterwards

“What an incredible transformation. I can’t remember ever feeling so light, it’s unbelievable. Not once did my heart beat faster.” – R. treated for claustrophobia

“I can now be home on my own again, even during spider season.”

– Barbara, treated for spider phobia

“I had a long-postponed MRI and went in without panicking. That would have been unthinkable before.”

– Robert, treated for cleithrophobia

“I would recommend Kindt Clinics to anyone who has an anxiety suitable for treatment. My fear of heights has been cured.”

– John, treated for fear of heights

“My phobia for cats existed for 40 years and is now miraculously a thing of the past, after one treatment.”

– Monique, treated for cat phobia



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