The Psychology Business Incubator is a community for anyone curious about starting or growing a psychology-based business. Whether you're full of ideas or just testing the waters, this is a space to meet people, swap knowledge, find support, and build something meaningful. 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\
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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.
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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.
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About Alan Bradshaw
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Alan’s a business psychologist who’s been around the block. For over 30 years, he’s built and run several psychology-based businesses, mostly around stress, workplace wellbeing, and mental health. He’s also a partner in one of the UK’s biggest Occupational Health Consultancies.
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He's worked with some pretty big names, easyJet, BAE Systems, the Ministry of Defence, the Health and Safety Executive, and DWP. His work’s taken him across loads of sectors too: universities, local councils, defence, utilities, petrochemicals, biosciences, telecoms, NHS, education, tech, government departments, and a whole bunch of SMEs.
These days, Alan’s main focus is supporting others who want to build something of their own. He mentors a bunch of people in the workplace wellbeing world and is big on helping ideas grow legs.
He’s also the Deputy Chair of William Simpsons, a social care charity that looks after adults with mental health challenges linked to substance use. He chairs their Care Committee and leads on wellbeing risk strategy for residents and staff. It’s important work, and he’s proper proud of it.
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Drop the team an email if you’ve got questions about the Psychology Business Incubator.