The Centre for Gender Identity (CKI) provides healthcare services to individuals seeking support related to gender identity.
The Center for Gender Identity (CKI) provides care for individuals seeking professional health services related to gender identity.
CKI treats adults aged 18 and older. Assessment and treatment of children and young people under the age of 18 are handled by the Competence Center for Gender Identity in Children and Young People.
It is possible to change to a name associated with the opposite gender without undergoing a legal gender change (changing your CPR number).
Here is a selection of organizations active in this field:
You cannot contact us directly; you must be referred by your general practitioner (GP) or psychiatrist if you wish to seek treatment for gender identity-related issues or require professional health assistance to clarify matters concerning gender identity. Once we have received your referral, you may be scheduled for an initial consultation. Follow this link to read more about the initial consultation and other information prior to your first visit.
The multidisciplinary team at the Center for Gender Identity consists of specialist physicians in gynaecology, psychologists, a psychiatrist, physicians in psychiatric training, nurses, and specialist physicians in plastic surgery. In addition, secretaries and research staff are affiliated with the team.
KIK is a research project aimed at developing and improving the care pathways and treatments offered to transgender people.
Read more about KIK - The Gender Identity Cohor (in Danish)
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