About Us
We Make Therapy Fun
There is no better way for a child to grow and develop than while participating in fun, engaging, and motivating activities. We set goals for each child and then provide activities that are individualized and motivating in order to achieve those goals. The last thing we want is for a child to not to want to come to therapy. We mix work with fun, encourage the children, and build up their self-confidence, even for tasks that are hard for them. We use prizes to motivate the children and work with the parents to determine what will motivate them if they are having difficulties with home activities or therapy. Check out our photo gallery to see our fun in action.
Team Approach
At Wiles Therapy for Kids our therapists (OT, PT, ST) work as a team for the benefit of the child. The therapists collaborate and problem solve with each other as well as parents, physicians, and other medical providers in order to provide the most effective therapy.
Insurances Accepted
We will bill all insurances and offer out of network discounted rates. We are in-network with BCBS, medicaid, Katie-Beckett, Peach State, Amerigroup, Caresource, and Tricare.
How We Can Help You
At Wiles Therapy for Kids, we work with children ages birth to 21 and their families to assist each child to reach their maximum potential and to function effectively, safely, and independently. The following skills are often evaluated and addressed:
- Gross Motor Skills
- Body Awareness
- Motor Planning
- Core Strength and Stability
- Balance
- Achieving developmental milestones
- Fine Motor Skills
- Self-Care Skills
- Sensory integration
- Primitive Reflex Integration
- Visual Processing
- Visual Scanning
- Visual Tracking
- Attention To Task
- Play Skills
- Executive Functioning Skills
- Self-Care Skills
- IADL Skills
- Life Skills
- Community Integration
- Handwriting
- Letter Reversals
- Spacing Between Letters and Words
- Feeding/Sensory Feeding
Frequently Treated Diagnosis
At Wiles Therapy for Kids we treat a wide variety of children with various abilities. The following diagnosis are often treated:
- Fine Motor Delays
- Gross Motor Delays
- Developmental Delays
- Sensory Processing Deficits
- Coordination Disorders
- Torticollis
- Brachial Plexus Injuries
- Autism
- Visual Processing Deficits
- Cerebral Palsy
- ADHD
- Down Syndrome
- Gait Deficits
- Abnormalities in muscle tone (increased/decreased)
- Prematurity
- Seizure Disorders
- Spina Bifida
- Fetal Alcohol Syndrome
- Congenital Anomalies
- Dyslexia
- Retained Primitive Reflexes