OUR GOAL IS TO PROMOTE ACCEPTANCE OF EMOTIONAL AND MENTAL HEALTH
AS ONE OTHER FACTION OF A POSITIVE LIFESTYLE CHOICE, NO LESS IMPORTANT THAN THE PHYSICAL.

OUR VALUES

As an organisation we incorporate the core values of kindness, approachability and alliance into everything that we do. Our intention is for all those who come into contact with us to get a definitive sense of our values through our commitment to providing the best possible client experience: through our people, our communications and adherence to the utmost regulatory standards. 

Everything we do is with consideration for our clients, our staff, our community, and society as a whole. To this end, we have also established The Soke Foundation, a non-profit organisation that aims to support community mental health initiatives that could benefit from financial or in-kind assistance.

A consulting room at The Soke, 241 Fulham Road.

OUR PURPOSE AND MISSION

The Soke aims to address the disparity between ‘talking about’ mental health from a client centric position to ‘creating positive action’. We do this by taking every element of the client experience into consideration. We believe that this is necessary to encourage proactive and willing engagement with emotional and psychological care. 

With relevance, accessibility, comfort, safety and client service at the forefront of our minds, we have created a centre to provide best-in-class, regulated, personalised care. 

Ours is a system of integrated mental health and wellbeing pathways, using the best available technology to support our clients’ expectations of a modern, forward-thinking enterprise.

Reception seating area at The Soke, 241 Fulham Road.

THE ETHICAL PRACTICE CHARTER

he Soke is proud to be a founding signatory of the Independent Mental Healthcare Ethical Practice Charter — a new, voluntary initiative designed to strengthen ethical standards across independent mental healthcare.

The Charter sets out six commitments intended to ensure that decisions about care and referrals are guided by what is clinically appropriate for the individual, rather than by commercial interests.

The principles include transparency around referral relationships, a commitment not to pay or accept fees for referrals, and ensuring that recommendations to other providers are made on the basis of clinical need, quality and suitability.

For clients, the principle is straightforward: you should be able to trust that the advice you receive about your care is based on what is right for you.

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LEADERSHIP TEAM