The acronym SOULFUL covers 7 pillars of wellbeing. Soulful Co is the first lifetime wellbeing support platform. Our platform is available in the click of a button, no wait time to feel like you are not alone. Soulful addresses the mental health crisis through a preventative, holistic, and empowering approach, using its core framework to build emotional resilience, self-worth, and connection. All of our pillars are interlinked in their own way.
Enhancing health and wellbeing through:
Soulful supports wellbeing through prevention, focusing on resilience, grounding, and holistic approaches.
Raises Awareness
Removes Taboo & Stigma
Real Life Stories
Podcasts
We provide education and support for building emotional resilience and fostering mental wellbeing.
Detailed Resource Library
Monthly Webinars & Workshops
Professional Resources
Experience a range of solutions we offer for emotional well-being, fostering resilience and personal growth.
Accessible Therapy
Online Rehabs
In Person Events
Online Events
Hannah has a strong passion for helping others and feels there is a misalignment between what is taught from a young age and the skills we need in the real world. Her resilience and determination comes from the life experiences she has had. Moving from home at 19 to pursue her career as a chartered surveyor then lost her mum to alcoholism at 21. Navigating this whilst balancing work, studying, family relationships and a social life has been a challenge and this is where the wellbeing service- Soulful Co began.
The number of users we have reached online so far
Website visits across the past 3 months
Current available network partners
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Shout (24/7 text support) Text “SHOUT” to 85258 | Free, confidential support by text, 24 hours a day.
Samaritans (24/7 call support) Call 116 123 | For anyone struggling to cope, day or night.
Hub of Hope (local support finder) Search for mental health services and charities near you.
NHS urgent mental health support Call NHS 111 and choose option 2 to reach your local urgent mental health helpline.
Immediate danger: If you’re in immediate danger or can’t keep yourself safe, call 999 or go to your nearest A&E.
