About the PBI
The Psychology Business Incubator (PBI)
A community for anyone curious about psychology-based businesses.
Whether you're full of ideas or just testing the waters, this is a space to meet people, swap knowledge and find support. It’s built on mutual support and professional guidance.
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Spark new ideas and psychology-driven innovation
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Help launch startups and fresh ventures
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Back the growth of established businesses
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Connect you with tech and business know-how
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Show you where to look for funding and investment
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Create chances to meet potential investors
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Help you find real customers and promote your services
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Give your business a better shot at lasting success
Membership status depends on where you’re at in your business journey, it's totally free till the end of 2025, so join now! The bigger we get, the more useful this space becomes. It also puts us on the radar for sponsors, investors, and potential customers.
Students, undergrads, postgrads, all of you, you’re especially welcome. You’re the ones who’ll shape the future of psychology business. Most of our members are psychologists or come from a psychology background, but you don’t need a degree to join. If your work touches on psychology, like therapy, wellbeing, mental health, or occupational health, you’re in the right place.
Want to join? Head over to the Join page and apply. We’d love to have you or drop the team an email if you’ve got questions about the Psychology Business Incubator (PBI).
Our Testimonials
"I really enjoyed my meeting with Georgia Hodkinson this morning, it’s fantastic to feel a part of this collaboration and get in touch with such fascinating people!"
Jennifer Barber Mental wellbeing, Stress and Resilience Coach
"I've recently joined the Psychology Business Incubator and here's some quick/honest reflections: I was attracted to PBI as there are a great group of people at its heart - Alan Bradshaw, Karen Mills (FMBPsS, CertBP), Georgia Hodkinson GMBPsS). I'm fortunate that I've been running a successful psychology-based business for 16 years, but I don't take that for granted (I always talk about being fortunate rather than lucky that business is good). I'm almost always working at/slightly over capacity so I'm not in it for the business development. For me, I've just had a stupidly busy 3 years where I've stepped back from some of my networks and I've missed that as I am a 'people person'. I'm really enjoying getting stuck in to PBI events and meeting fabulous people!"