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Consistent Child Therapy

Assistance at Home

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Every small step is a huge victory.

Your child’s progress is built on daily effort.

Our skilled caregivers provide consistent child therapy assistance at home, turning therapy plans into successful daily routines.

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Turning Therapeutic Goals into Daily Achievements

You see the hard work your child puts in during therapy sessions, and you want to do everything possible to support that progress. But fitting in daily exercises, managing equipment, and ensuring movements are done correctly is a challenge, especially with everything else life demands.

At Services Offered From Above (SOFA), we work alongside you and your child’s therapists to integrate these important exercises into your daily life. Our child therapy assistance at home service ensures consistency and supports your child’s progress toward greater mobility and independence.

Expert Child Therapy Assistance at Home

Consistency is the foundation of progress. Our child therapy assistance at home service provides that steady, daily reinforcement.

We work closely with your child’s physical, occupational, or speech therapists to learn their specific plan and help implement it with patience and skill.

Integrating these exercises into your child’s daily schedule helps build consistency, which is essential for making tangible progress. It ensures that the time, money, and effort you invest in therapy sessions pay off. This way, we can help your child build strength, improve mobility, and reach their goals.

Allowing a trained professional to take over this task reduces the mental and physical strain on yourself, your child, and your family.
We’re here to transform a stressful task into a positive and empowering part of the day.

Simply contact us to find out how we can help.

Our Child Therapy Assistance at Home Includes

Following Therapist Instructions

Patiently assisting children with difficulty swallowing, chewing, or coordinating their muscles, creating a calm and positive mealtime experience.

Encouraging
Participation

Creating a positive and motivating environment to make exercise a rewarding part of the day.

Progress
Tracking

Observing and noting your child’s progress and challenges provides valuable feedback for you and the therapist.

Safe
Equipment Use

Assisting with therapy equipment like standers and gait trainers to ensure safety and proper use

Proper
Positioning

Ensuring your child is positioned correctly during exercises to maximize benefits and prevent injury.

Building
Confidence

Celebrating small victories and encouraging your child every step of the way.

At-Home ROM Exercises for Children and Young Adults with Medical Needs

Daily movement is essential for joint and muscle health. We provide gentle, supportive assistance with Range of Motion (ROM) exercises for children.

Our caregivers are trained to perform passive, active-assist, and active ROM exercises as prescribed by a therapist.

We move slowly and carefully, always mindful of your child’s comfort and cues, to reduce stiffness, increase flexibility, and support overall physical well-being. This consistent attention helps prevent contractures, improve circulation, and make other movements and daily activities easier and more comfortable.

When a child feels supported and confident during their exercises, they are not just building muscle; they are building the belief that they can succeed.

Skilled Support with Therapy Equipment and Daily Routines

Specialized equipment like standers and gait trainers is wonderful for progress. However, using them at home can be a challenge.

Our licensed caregivers are experienced in helping children use this equipment safely and effectively. From providing secure transfer assistance between devices to ensuring proper positioning and stability during use, our medical care experts are there to make these sessions both productive and safe.

More Than Exercises; We Celebrate Every Step

A child’s physical development is woven into every part of their day. Our caregivers look for opportunities to support this growth in everything they do. Helping your child practice their grip while playing with a toy or encouraging them to reach for an object are small but meaningful ways to build strength and coordination outside formal exercise time.

This holistic support helps connect therapeutic goals to real-life independence. When children realize they can do something new for themselves, it nurtures a powerful sense of accomplishment that fuels their motivation.

You see the potential in your child every single day. You know the effort that goes into each small movement and the courage it takes to try something new. Our role is to be your child’s biggest cheerleader, right alongside you.
Real physical development is about so much more than completing a set of exercises.

Celebrating
the Small Victories

We notice and praise every bit of progress, from holding a stretch a little longer to taking one more step with a gait trainer.

Making It
Positive and Fun

We can turn repetitive exercises into a game or use music to set a rhythm. We always bring a joyful and patient attitude to every session.

Building Trust
and Confidence

We create a bond with your child, helping them feel secure enough to push their boundaries in a safe environment.

Moving at
Your Child’s Pace

We understand that progress isn’t linear. We’re patient on tough days and ready to cheer them on during the great days.

FAQs about Child Therapy Assistance at Home

Do your caregivers receive specific training for this?

Yes. Our licensed caregivers are trained to follow therapist-prescribed home exercise programs. They learn how to safely assist with various therapies, including ROM exercises for children, and how to use common therapy equipment properly.

They will always follow the specific plan your child's licensed therapist provides.

Do your caregivers create the therapy plan?

No, our role is to support, not prescribe.

We work from the specific care plan created by your child's licensed physical therapist, occupational therapist, or physician.

We provide expert child therapy assistance at home to ensure the plan is followed consistently.

How do you ensure exercises are done correctly?

Our caregivers receive training based on the instructions provided by your child's therapist. We prioritize clear communication with you and the therapy team to ensure we understand each exercise's proper techniques, repetitions, and goals, including ROM exercises for children.

My child resists doing their exercises. How can you help?

This is very common, and our caregivers are prepared to help. They are patient, encouraging, and skilled at turning exercises into a more positive experience.

Bringing a calm, friendly, and consistent presence to the routine can often help reduce resistance and make therapy time more cooperative and successful.

Can you help my child get ready for their therapy appointments?

Absolutely. Our support can be invaluable on appointment days.

We can assist with morning routines, including dressing and feeding, and provide safe transfer assistance to help get your child ready and out the door on time, reducing the stress for everyone.

My child’s therapy plan changes frequently. Can you adapt?

Yes. We maintain open communication with the families we serve. If you give us the updated plan from your therapist, we’ll adjust our support to align with the new goals and exercises.

What kind of ROM exercises for children can you help with?

We can assist with all types of range of motion exercises as directed by a therapist, including passive (caregiver moves the joint), active-assist (child does some work with help), and active (caregiver supervises and encourages).

How does this service help me as a parent?

Our child therapy assistance at home is designed to relieve you of the physical and mental load of managing daily exercises. It frees you up to focus on other tasks or enjoy more quality time with your child, knowing their therapy needs are being met.

How do you Coordinate with my childs therapis?

We take a team approach. With your permission, we’ll contact your child's therapist. This allows us to receive clear instructions and provide feedback on how the home exercise program goes. This way, our child therapy assistance at home service always aligns with their goals.

Does the GAPP program cover this type of in-home support?

For eligible families, these services are fully covered by Medicaid through the Georgia Pediatric Program (GAPP) at no out-of-pocket cost. If your child is under 21 and requires assistance with Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) due to a medical condition, this support may be included in their care plan.
The first step is to complete our online Request for Services form, and our team will guide you through the GAPP evaluation process.

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Bring Peace and Joy to Your Home Routine

Give yourself the gift of support. Our team is ready to provide the skilled therapy assistance that will help your child progress and bring relief to your entire family.