English-speaking ketamine & psychedelic therapy providers in Europe
23 providers with English consultation confirmed on their own websites, across 10 countries, plus 23 further languages. Language information verified 2026-09-06.
Licensed psychedelic medicine is delivered in the local language by default, but a meaningful share of providers, especially Swiss individually authorised practitioners and German private clinics, state the languages they consult in on their own websites. This page lists every provider in the PsyAccess catalog whose own website confirms English-language consultation or therapy. A language claim is never inferred: each one is stored with the source page and the exact wording, shown on the provider's profile. An English-language website alone does not qualify.
No badge does not mean no English: most providers simply never publish consultation languages. When you enquire, ask directly; private clinics in Germany, Czechia, Austria, Spain and the UK generally accept self-paying patients from abroad (confirm residency requirements when you book). For psychedelic-assisted therapy in Switzerland, note that BAG authorisations cover patients resident in Switzerland only.
Switzerland (13)
- Sanatorium Kilchberg: Kilchberg ·
- Praxis Fischmann: Luzern ·
- Wolfram Gmeiner: Zürich ·
- Gernot Leudl: Winterthur ·
- Beda Lüthi (Praxis Stadelhofen (Zürich) und Kanalpromenade 59, 3800 Interlaken): Zürich ·
- Joachim Bergner (Praxis Vierwaldstättersee): Luzern ·
- Katarzyna Fischmann (Praxis Fischmann): Luzern ·
- Simona Zahradnicek: Luzern ·
- Jan Kohut: Basel ·
- Christian Tamm: Genève ·
- Sophie Blanquet (SomaPsy Sàrl): Jouxtens-Mézery ·
- Susanne Silva (Cabinet Therapeia): Lausanne ·
- Fabio Villa (MEDPSY): Lausanne ·
Czechia (2)
- Psyon s.r.o.: Prague ·
- Psyon: Prague ·
Germany (3)
- OVID Clinic Berlin: Berlin ·
- OVID Clinic Berlin (Compassionate Use): Berlin ·
- OVID Clinic Berlin (trial site): Berlin ·
Netherlands (1)
- Sanctuary Kliniek: Alphen aan den Rijn ·
Portugal (1)
- The Clinic of Change: Lisbon ·
Austria (1)
- Dr. Platz (PsyTherapie): Wien ·
Malta (1)
- HIVE BIO: San Lawrenz, Gozo ·
Estonia (1)
- Marienthali Kliinik (MPPK): Tallinn ·
Beyond English: 23 more languages
Confirmed on provider websites across 31 records: German (13), Spanish (8), French (6), Ukrainian (5), Turkish (5), Italian (4), Czech (4), Polish (3), Hungarian (2), Dutch (2), French Sign Language (LSF) (2), Russian (2), Portuguese (2), Norwegian (1), Slovak (1), Swedish (1), Arabic (1), Persian (Farsi) (1), Dari (1), Pashto (1), Papiamento (1), Polish Sign Language (PJM) (1), Estonian (1). Highlights: OVID Clinics Berlin works in German, English, Spanish and Turkish; Praxis Fischmann (Basel) offers therapy in Polish and Hungarian; LWL-Klinik Dortmund runs a Turkish-language group-therapy programme; LMU Klinikum Munich's International Patient Office has Arabic- and Russian-speaking patient managers (support, not the therapy language). On country pages for Germany and Switzerland you can filter the provider list by language.
How this list is verified
The same evidence rule as our price data: a fact enters the catalog only from the provider's own published wording, with the source URL and a verbatim quote stored per record and shown on the provider page, plus the date we verified it. Records are re-checked on the same rolling cadence as the rest of the catalog: see the verification methodology. Found an error, or a provider whose site states languages we missed? Write to hello@psyaccess.health.
FAQ
Where can I get ketamine or psychedelic therapy in English in Europe?
PsyAccess currently lists 23 providers whose own websites confirm English-language consultation or therapy, across: Switzerland (14), Czechia (5), Germany (4), France (2), Netherlands (1), Portugal (1), Austria (1), Poland (1), Malta (1), Estonia (1). Germany's OVID Clinics Berlin states its clinical team works in German, English, Spanish and Turkish; in Switzerland, many individually authorised practitioners publish their consultation languages ("Sprachen:") on their practice profiles.
How is language information verified?
A language appears on a PsyAccess record only when the provider's own website states it explicitly: for example “Therapiesprachen: Deutsch, english, slovensky, česky”. Each record stores the source URL and the verbatim wording, shown on the provider page. An English-language website alone does not qualify; absence of a language badge does not mean the language is not spoken, many providers simply do not publish this.
Can I travel to another European country for treatment in my language?
Often yes, with limits. Private ketamine and esketamine clinics in Germany, Czechia, Austria, Spain and the UK generally accept self-paying patients from abroad: confirm residency requirements when you enquire. Switzerland is the exception for psychedelic-assisted therapy: BAG exceptional-use authorisations are issued only for patients resident in Switzerland.
Is therapy available in Arabic, Turkish, Polish or Russian?
Turkish: OVID Clinics Berlin lists Turkish among its therapy languages, and LWL-Klinik Dortmund runs a Turkish-language group therapy programme. Polish: Praxis Fischmann (Basel) offers therapy in Polish. Arabic and Russian: LMU Klinikum Munich's International Patient Office has Arabic- and Russian-speaking patient managers (patient support, not the therapy language itself). Each claim links to its source on the provider page.