Elite Resilience Coaching

Elite Resilience Coaching is a private clinical liaison and executive recovery consultancy based in the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. It was founded by Sophie Solmini, a clinician holding the ICADC (International Certified Alcohol and Drug Counsellor) and MATS credentials, who describes herself as a strategic clinical liaison working with high-profile individuals and the people around them. The practice is built around a single proposition: that serious addiction and crisis support should not require a client to disappear into a residential programme for months, and that a third option exists between waiting for a crisis and walking away from one's life and standing. The consultancy positions itself explicitly against the binary it says its clients face — visible inpatient treatment, or managing alone in silence. Its stated method is to bring what a residential programme actually does into the life the client is not willing to leave, combining weekly remote sessions across any time zone with between-session check-ins, and, where needed, in-person presence. The firm markets itself as travelling to the client, listing London, Geneva and Dubai as reference points and offering a private consultation channel including WhatsApp contact. Elite Resilience Coaching traces its origins to Heal@Home, a virtual clinic Solmini says she built in 2016 for high-acuity clients who needed expert support without institutional exposure. What began as remote case management, according to the firm's own account, evolved into a travelling practice: sitting in front of transplant committees to advocate for clients, navigating legal systems, and coordinating with medical teams across jurisdictions. That evolution — from remote case management to on-site clinical liaison — is the core of the brand's identity. The brand's public-facing content is written in the first person and leans heavily on the founder's personal history. Solmini states that she lost both of her parents to the gap her practice now addresses: people who needed expert help but could not reach it without walking away from their work, their standing and the life they were still holding together. She frames the practice not as a service but as a commitment to finding a path where the standard answer has been that there is no solution. Commercially, Elite Resilience Coaching operates as a private, founder-owned consultancy rather than a licensed treatment facility or a listed company. Its service architecture is presented as four ways to work together, selected according to acuity, with the flagship remote weekly engagement as the entry point. Its clientele is described as high-profile individuals and their surrounding circle — family, advisors and others — which places the brand in the discreet, concierge end of the behavioural-health and executive-recovery market rather than in mainstream clinical care.

Elite Resilience Coaching's own account of its history begins in 2016, when founder Sophie Solmini established Heal@Home as a virtual clinic for high-acuity clients who needed expert support without institutional exposure. The stated motivation was personal: Solmini says she lost both of her parents to a gap in the care system — people who needed expert help but could not reach it without walking away from their work, their standing and the life they were still holding together. She describes them as trapped between two options: get visible help and disappear for months, or remain in position and manage alone. What began as remote case management, according to the firm, evolved quickly. Clients needed more than a call; they needed someone present, and Solmini began travelling. Over the years, the practice's own narrative says, she sat in front of transplant committees to advocate for clients who could not advocate for themselves, navigated legal systems, and coordinated with medical teams across jurisdictions, finding solutions in situations where the standard answer was that there was no solution. That evolution — from a virtual clinic into a travelling clinical liaison practice — is the origin story of the Elite Resilience Coaching brand as it presents itself today. The practice is now described as a private clinical liaison and executive recovery consultancy based in the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, with London and Geneva also named as reference points and an explicit offer to travel to the client. The brand's public positioning crystallised around a single argument: that rehab is not the only serious help there is, merely the only one most people have heard of, and that a client's refusal to agree to rehab is not where the conversation ends but where the practice starts. Its marketing frames addiction in high-performing individuals as a biological and systemic problem rather than a character failing — describing a brain whose 'brake' has burned out, a reward system that has turned the volume down on ordinary life, and an evening self-control capacity that is 'expensive to run' and offline by six. The conclusion drawn is that such a system cannot be argued back into place and must be rebuilt around the person, which is what the practice says it does. Service delivery is organised as four ways to work together, chosen according to how acute the situation is at the time, with the flagship weekly remote engagement — sessions once a week plus between-session check-ins, across any time zone — as the entry point. The firm also maintains a private consultation channel, including WhatsApp contact, and presents case files as part of its client-facing material. Its clientele is described as high-profile individuals and the people around them, placing the brand in the discreet, concierge end of the behavioural-health and executive-recovery market rather than in mainstream clinical care.

• 2016

  Sophie Solmini establishes Heal@Home as a virtual clinic for high-acuity clients needing expert support without institutional exposure.

• The practice evolves from remote case management into a travelling clinical liaison service, with the founder attending transplant committees, navigating legal systems and coordinating with medical teams across jurisdictions.

• Elite Resilience Coaching is described as a private clinical liaison and executive recovery consultancy based in DIFC, Dubai, with London and Geneva also named as reference points.

Discreet, concierge-style clinical liaison and executive recovery support for high-profile clients who cannot step away from their lives; positioned as 'the third option' between visible inpatient treatment and managing alone.

• Weekly remote clinical liaison engagement

  Sessions once a week plus between-session check-ins, delivered remotely across any time zone; presented as the entry-point way of working together.

• In-person travel engagement

  The founder travels to the client, bringing residential-programme-style support into the client's own environment.

• Heal@Home virtual clinic model

  The 2016-origin virtual clinic for high-acuity clients who need expert support without institutional exposure.

• Crisis assessment and high-acuity case management

  Clinical liaison work spanning crisis assessment, addiction counselling and high-acuity case management across hospital systems, private care and independent advisory.

• Advocacy and cross-jurisdiction coordination

  Representing clients before transplant committees and coordinating with medical teams and legal systems across jurisdictions.

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2. 2About Sophie Solmini | Elite Resilience Coachingeliteresiliencecoach.com
3. 3Elite Resilience Coaching — Wikidatawikidata.org