Psychedelic medicine in Belgium

Hospital-route model 5 verified records

Access runs through hospitals here. In this country, access runs through hospital psychiatric services. There is no meaningful private market for these treatments — the referral pathway matters more than any single listing.

The access pathway in Belgium

  1. Start with your GP or treating psychiatrist and ask about esketamine / psychedelic-assisted treatment programs.
  2. You will typically be referred to a hospital psychiatric department that operates the program.
  3. The hospital team performs the eligibility check (diagnosis, treatment history, contraindications).
  4. Waiting times vary. Ask about clinical trial participation as an alternative route.

Known programs and sites

Listings are secondary in hospital-route countries — treat them as starting points for a referral conversation, not as bookable clinics.

Registry-verifiedconfirmed in an official registryVerified — two sourcesconfirmed by two independent sources

Clinical trialsRegistry-verified

Ghent University Hospital

Ghent, Belgium
Psilocybin
Clinical trialsRegistry-verified

Brugmann University Hospital

Brussels, Belgium
Psilocybin
Spravato®Registry-verified

AZ Klina — Dienst Psychiatrie (PAAZ)

Brasschaat, Belgium
Esketamine nasal spray (Spravato®) · Electroconvulsive therapy (ECT)
Clinical trialsRegistry-verified

Universitair Ziekenhuis Gent

Gent, Belgium
Psilocybin
Spravato®Registry-verified

CHIREC — Hôpital Sainte-Anne Saint-Remi / Sint-Anna Sint-Remi Ziekenhuis, Service de Psychiatrie

Bruxelles (Anderlecht), Belgium
Esketamine nasal spray (Spravato®)

Map

Geocoded providers in Belgium. Click a marker for the listing.

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