genderexperts.nl
genderexperts.nl brings together, according to the site, healthcare providers in the Netherlands who publicly present themselves as offering transgender or gender-related care. It is a reference guide that can be searched by profession and region. The site is published by Stichting Genderinfo i.o. and belongs to the same network as genderinfo.nl.
The main article on this subject is Genderexperts.nl.
What you can find
The guide is organised by discipline: psychologists and psychiatrists, endocrinologists, surgeons, speech therapy, skin therapy, coaches and social workers, as well as clinics and centres. Healthcare providers have their own profile pages. In addition to the guide, the site offers articles and dossiers, legal information and a section providing critical context, discussing developments in countries including the United Kingdom, Finland, Switzerland, France and Canada.
Who the guide is for
The site has two entry points: one for clients, who can search by discipline and region, and one for healthcare providers, who can register a profile. In addition to the seven main categories, there are sections for legal services, fertility, physiotherapy and a podcast. The site describes how care pathways work in practice: through a combination of psychological support, hormone treatment and, where appropriate, surgery. According to the site, the profiles are based on publicly available sources, with references provided. For questions about care, the site refers users to their own GP or treating specialist.
Articles and context
The articles on the site are not limited to the Netherlands. Recent pieces cover a federal investigation into billing practices at Children's Hospital Colorado, a conference held by the therapists' organisation Therapy First in New York in October 2026, and a report by the British organisation Sex Matters on legislation concerning conversion therapy. In this way, the site combines a directory with a critical editorial perspective; readers would do well to keep the two separate. The Dutch provision is under pressure from waiting lists, as shown by the archived article about the gender clinic at Amsterdam UMC. The requirements for care are set out in the quality standard currently under revision. More information is available under Developments in the Netherlands.
Why it is included in this archive
Anyone who wants to know which organisations provide gender care in the Netherlands will find an overview here that goes beyond the familiar academic centres. Being listed in the guide is not a recommendation or a quality assessment; the overview primarily shows how broad the range of services has become. Background information on the treatments themselves can be found on this site under medical care, and information on policies in other countries under policies by country.