Overcome your phobia and live free
Founded by Professor Merel Kindt, we specialise in treating specific phobias – from spiders and heights to medical fears.
We choose the approach that works best for you – often with results within days.
3,500+ people treated • 96% 5-star reviews • CQC regulated
15 minute call with a psychologist to discuss your situation
What to expect from treatment
Treatment is focused and tailormade, guided by a psychologist specialised in phobias.
At Kindt Clinics, we offer both a gradual, step-by-step approach, and a 2-session, more focused treatment (Memrec), developed at the University of Amsterdam.
Everything is structured and done at a pace that feels manageable.
Phobia specialists
We treat phobias only
Focused or gradual
Short or step-by-step approach
Guided by a psychologist
You are supported throughout
You stay in control
You decide the pace
Roel came to Kindt Clinics for his dog phobia
Before the treatment
“After 48 years of fear of dogs, enough was enough. It ruled my life. I could no longer walk in nature, visit friends with a dog, or avoid places where many dogs go.”
After the treatment
“Now, several months later, I am very happy with the results. I wouldn’t say I’m the biggest dog lover now, but the fear and real panic are gone.
Family and friends were also astonished. “
What people notice after treatment
I can now be home on my own again, even during spider season.
I had a long-postponed MRI and went in without panicking. That would have been unthinkable before.
I can handle blood tests now without feeling faint or panicking. That’s made a big difference.
Built on scientific research
Kindt Clinics was founded by Professor Merel Kindt, Professor of Clinical Psychology at the University of Amsterdam.
Her research on fear led to the development of a focused treatment approach for phobias, Memrec.
Today, this approach is used at Kindt Clinics to help people overcome their fear.
What we can help you with
Explore the fears we treat.
Ready to take the next step, or still have questions?
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