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Drug Pipeline Review Therapy area: Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder40–50 pages · PDF + Excel tracker

Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Drug Pipeline: 8 Assets by Phase

Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder pipeline: 8 drug candidates in clinical development, 4 in Phase III, from 8 sponsors. Data as of 3 Oct 2026.

Pipeline Terminal Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Data as of 3 Oct 2026
Candidates in development 8assets Desk-reviewed How this number is madeEvery drug named in an interventional trial, merged across code, generic and brand names, with a live or recent industry trial. Placebo and comparator arms excluded.
Phase III 450% of pipeline Registry How this number is madeCandidates whose highest phase in a live or recent trial is Phase III (Phase II/III counts as Phase II).
Phase II 450% of pipeline Registry
Phase I 00.0% of pipeline Registry
Sponsors 8top 5 hold 63% Registry How this number is madeCompanies credited with at least one candidate: the lead sponsor on most of that candidate's industry trials.
Registered trials 291117 running Registry How this number is madeInterventional trials on ClinicalTrials.gov for the conditions in scope, updated since 3 Oct 2021.
Readouts in 12 months 3Phase II or later Sponsor dates How this number is madeCandidates with a registered primary completion date in the next 12 months. Dates are the sponsor's own and often move.
Trials with US sites 21173% · Europe 11% Registry How this number is madeTrials with at least one site in the United States; Europe is the EU/EEA, the UK and Switzerland. A trial counts in every region where it has a site.

Candidates by highest phase reached

Phase I0
Phase II4
Phase III4

Next registered primary completions, Phase II or later

CandidatePhasePrimary completion
MidomafetaminePhase IIOct 2026 (est.)
PsilocybinPhase IINov 2026 (est.)
HB-1Phase IISep 2027 (est.)

Candidates in development by lead sponsor

HB BioTech, LLC1
Sedana Medical1
Transcend Therapeutics1
Resilient Pharmaceuticals1
COMPASS Pathways1

Phase II and III primary completions per quarter

Q4 20262
Q1 20270
Q2 20270
Q3 20271
Q4 20271
Q1 20280
Q2 20280
Q3 20280

Answers at a glance

  • 4 of 8 post-traumatic stress disorder candidates (50%) are in Phase III.
  • HB BioTech, LLC runs the largest post-traumatic stress disorder pipeline, with 1 candidates.
  • 3 readouts are due in 12 months; the next is Midomafetamine in Oct 2026.
  • 75 trials are recruiting patients now; 73% of all trials have a US site and 11% a European one.
8 candidates291 trials28 countriesData as of 3 Oct 2026Next refresh by 1 Jan 2027
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Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder has 8 drug candidates in active clinical development, of which 4 are in Phase III, 4 in Phase II and 0 in Phase I, according to Douglas Insights' count of 291 interventional trials registered on ClinicalTrials.gov (data as of 3 Oct 2026).

The post-traumatic stress disorder drug pipeline is the set of medicines that sponsors are still testing in people for this condition: each candidate is counted once, at the highest phase it has reached in a running or recently completed trial. Medicines already on the market and studied only in Phase IV trials are kept out of the count.

How many post-traumatic stress disorder drugs are in each phase of development?

Douglas Insights counts 4 post-traumatic stress disorder candidates in Phase III, 50% of the 8 assets in development; Phase II holds 4 and Phase I holds 0.

Phase I0Phase II4Phase III4
Candidates by highest phase reached. Source: Douglas Insights from ClinicalTrials.gov, data as of 3 Oct 2026.
Phase (highest reached)AssetsShare of pipeline
Phase III450%
Phase II450%
Phase I00.0%
Total8100%

Phase I/II candidates sit in the Phase I row and Phase II/III candidates in the Phase II row, so each post-traumatic stress disorder asset appears in exactly one row. The 117 trials still recruiting or running carry 40% of the 291 registered trials in scope.

How many post-traumatic stress disorder trials are recruiting patients now?

75 post-traumatic stress disorder trials are recruiting patients and 24 more have not started recruiting yet, out of 291 interventional trials in scope; together they make up 34% of the trial base.

Registry statusTrialsShare
Completed11339%
Recruiting7526%
Terminated248.2%
Not yet recruiting248.2%
Withdrawn186.2%
Active, not recruiting144.8%
Status not verified124.1%
Suspended72.4%
Enrolling by invitation41.4%

Terminated, suspended and withdrawn post-traumatic stress disorder trials stay in the trial base so that a stalled programme is visible, but a candidate whose only trials stopped is no longer counted as in development.

Which companies lead the post-traumatic stress disorder pipeline?

HB BioTech, LLC leads the post-traumatic stress disorder pipeline with 1 candidates; the top 5 sponsors hold 63% of the 8 assets, and 8 sponsors run at least one.

SponsorAssets in developmentShare
HB BioTech, LLC113%
Sedana Medical113%
Transcend Therapeutics113%
Resilient Pharmaceuticals113%
COMPASS Pathways113%

Industry sponsors lead 63 of the 291 post-traumatic stress disorder trials (22%); universities, hospitals and public funders lead the rest. A sponsor is credited with an asset when it is the lead sponsor on most of that asset's industry trials.

Which drug types and mechanisms dominate the post-traumatic stress disorder pipeline?

Mechanism and drug-type classification for the 8 post-traumatic stress disorder candidates is done by the research desk asset by asset, each with a cited source, and is published in the paid review together with the white-space map.

What post-traumatic stress disorder trial readouts are coming next?

3 post-traumatic stress disorder candidates in Phase II or later have a registered primary completion date in the next 12 months; the next three are below, each linked to its registry record.

CandidateSponsorPhasePrimary completionRegistry
MidomafetamineResilient PharmaceuticalsPhase IIOct 2026 (estimated)NCT05746572
PsilocybinCOMPASS PathwaysPhase IINov 2026 (estimated)NCT06853912
HB-1HB BioTech, LLCPhase IISep 2027 (estimated)NCT07499440

Primary completion is the date a sponsor expects the last patient to finish the main measurement, so data usually follow within months. Dates marked estimated are the sponsor's own forecast on the registry and often move.

How many post-traumatic stress disorder readouts fall in each quarter?

4 post-traumatic stress disorder candidates in Phase II or later reach registered primary completion over the next eight quarters, with the most, 2, due in Q4 2026.

QuarterPhase III readoutsPhase II readoutsTotal
Q4 2026022
Q1 2027000
Q2 2027000
Q3 2027011
Q4 2027101
Q1 2028000
Q2 2028000
Q3 2028000

Each candidate is counted once, at its next readout. The paid catalyst calendar names every readout with its trial, sponsor and design, adds filings and regulatory decisions, and runs 24 months ahead.

Which countries host the most post-traumatic stress disorder trials?

United States hosts the most post-traumatic stress disorder trials, with sites in 211 of the 291 studies (73%); trials in scope run in 28 countries in all.

CountryTrials with a siteShare of trials
United States21173%
Canada196.5%
Israel144.8%
France93.1%
United Kingdom82.7%
Germany72.4%
Australia62.1%
Switzerland41.4%

A multinational post-traumatic stress disorder trial is counted once in every country where it has a site, so the shares add up to more than 100%. Country spread shows where sponsors are building the evidence that regulators in each market will ask for.

Where are post-traumatic stress disorder drugs being tested?

211 of the 291 post-traumatic stress disorder trials (73%) have a site in the United States, 32 (11%) in Europe and 1 (0.3%) in China; 6 of the 8 candidates in development are tested in the US.

RegionTrials with a siteShare of trialsCandidates testedRegulator
United States21173%6FDA
Europe (EU/EEA, UK, Switzerland)3211%4EMA, MHRA, Swissmedic
China10.3%0NMPA
Japan00.0%0PMDA
Rest of world4917%4national regulators

Each region's trials are the evidence its regulator will review: the FDA in the United States, the EMA (with the MHRA and Swissmedic) in Europe, the NMPA in China and the PMDA in Japan. A multinational post-traumatic stress disorder trial counts once in every region where it has a site, so the shares add up to more than 100%. A candidate tested only outside the US and Europe is often a licensing opportunity for sponsors in those markets.

What has changed in the post-traumatic stress disorder pipeline since the last update?

This is the first edition of the post-traumatic stress disorder pipeline count, dated 3 Oct 2026. The next refresh is due by 1 Jan 2027, and each refresh lists the assets that entered, advanced or dropped out.

How does Douglas Insights count the post-traumatic stress disorder pipeline?

Douglas Insights read 291 interventional trials registered on ClinicalTrials.gov for the conditions "Stress Disorders, Post-Traumatic", "PTSD" and updated since 3 Oct 2021, then grouped every drug or biologic named in them into 8 unique candidates.

  1. Code names, generic names and brand names of the same molecule are merged into one candidate, and every merge is reviewed by the research desk.
  2. A candidate counts when it has a trial that is recruiting, running, or completed in the last 24 months, and at least one industry-sponsored trial.
  3. Its phase is the highest phase among those trials; placebo, standard-of-care and comparator arms are not candidates.
  4. Each figure on this page is drawn from one frozen dataset that passes ten checks before release, and the owner approves every edition.

Read the full approach on the research methodology page, or browse other Pharmaceuticals research.

What does the Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Pipeline Review include?

The Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Pipeline Review covers all 8 candidates in an Excel tracker and profiles the leading 8 in a 40–50 page report, ending with the research desk's ranked view of the candidates most likely to win.

11 chapters40–50 pages25 asset profilesExcel tracker of all 8 candidates
01Executive summary and our call2–3 pp

The pipeline on one page and the desk's verdict on where post-traumatic stress disorder treatment is heading.

  • Pipeline size and phase mix
  • The three calls that matter
  • What changed since the last edition
02Disease and unmet need3 pp

Who is treated today, what current therapy leaves unmet, and how regulators judge new medicines.

  • Patient population and diagnosis
  • Treatment guidelines and gaps
  • Regulatory endpoints
03Approved therapies3 pp

The marketed medicines every post-traumatic stress disorder candidate will be measured against.

  • Marketed medicines and their sponsors
  • Post-approval trials
  • The bar a new entrant must clear
04Pipeline at a glance4 pp

Every candidate counted by phase, drug type, sponsor and country.

  • Assets by phase and drug type
  • Sponsors by size of pipeline
  • Trial footprint: US, Europe, China, Japan
05Mechanism landscape and white space5 pp

Which mechanisms are crowded and which no sponsor has entered.

  • Mechanism classes and crowding
  • Classes with no candidate yet
  • Differentiation by route and dosing
06Key asset profiles12–15 pp

The leading 25 candidates, one profile each, every claim linked to a source document.

  • Design and endpoints of the pivotal trials
  • Data to date, with sources
  • Next readout and the risk to it
07Catalyst calendar3 pp

Readouts, filings and regulatory decisions 24 months ahead.

  • Readouts by quarter
  • Filings and regulatory decisions
  • Date confidence for each event
08Deals and partnering3 pp

Who is licensing, buying and partnering in post-traumatic stress disorder, and on what terms.

  • Licensing and M&A in the area
  • Deal terms where disclosed
  • Sponsors open to partnering
09Sponsor landscape3 pp

Large pharma against biotech, and how concentrated the pipeline is.

  • Pipeline share by sponsor
  • Sponsor-by-phase matrix
  • New entrants since the last edition
10Our call: winners, risks, opportunities3–4 pp

The candidates most likely to win, ranked, with the reasoning and evidence.

  • Ranked candidates
  • Risks that could change the order
  • Openings for new entrants and investors
11Methodology and source log2 pp

How the count is built and every document behind it.

  • How candidates are counted and merged
  • Every source document listed
  • The ten quality checks

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Frequently asked questions about the post-traumatic stress disorder pipeline

How many drugs are in the post-traumatic stress disorder pipeline?

8 drug candidates are in active clinical development for post-traumatic stress disorder, with 4 in Phase III, per Douglas Insights (data as of 3 Oct 2026).

Which company has the most post-traumatic stress disorder drugs in development?

1 candidates make HB BioTech, LLC the largest post-traumatic stress disorder pipeline sponsor, out of 8 sponsors counted by Douglas Insights.

When is the next post-traumatic stress disorder trial readout?

Oct 2026 is the registered primary completion of the Phase II trial of Midomafetamine (NCT05746572), the next post-traumatic stress disorder catalyst in Douglas Insights' calendar.

How many post-traumatic stress disorder trials run in the United States and Europe?

211 post-traumatic stress disorder trials have a US site and 32 a European site, out of 291 registered trials counted by Douglas Insights (data as of 3 Oct 2026).

How often is the post-traumatic stress disorder pipeline count updated?

90 days is the refresh cycle; this edition uses registry data as of 3 Oct 2026 and the next is due by 1 Jan 2027.

Research & citation

This review was researched, written and reviewed by the Douglas Insights Research Desk under the Douglas Insights editorial standards. Material errors are logged in the corrections log. No section is sponsored.

Cite this page Douglas Insights (2026). Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Drug Pipeline, data as of 3 Oct 2026. https://www.douglasinsights.com/pipeline/post-traumatic-stress-disorder/