We Specialize in

Pediatric Speech, Occupational, and Physical Therapy
via
Teletherapy

Pediatric Speech, Occupational, and Physical TeleTherapy 

We Specialize in

Pediatric Speech, Occupational, and Physical Therapy
via
Telehealth

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VIRTUAL PEDIATRIC REHABILITATION IN METRO ATLANTA
AND THE STATE OF GEORGIA

At Therapy Works we are a virtual therapy practice specializing in all three disciplines in pediatric rehabilitation in Metro Atlanta and the state of Georgia.

 We have qualified and board-certified clinicians offering Speech, Occupational, and Physical Therapy to children (0-21) of various disabilities and differences. We put our efforts into helping children achieve their developmental goals by providing individualized treatment plans that are family-centered and unique to each child.

 Please contact us to learn more about how we can help with Developing Skills & Enhancing the Lives of your loved ones.
Our Services

Pediatric Speech Therapy

Our pediatric speech therapy helps children Improve speech, including issues with articulation, voice and fluency, speech sound substitution, apraxia, stuttering and tongue thrust. We work with your child to build and enhance their language skills. 
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Pediatric Occupational & Physical Therapy

Our occupational therapy focuses on early intervention as well as oral motor and sensory integration. We help your child improve their fine motor, sensory motor and visual skills.
Our physical therapy focuses on improving mobility, increasing strength, and achieving developmental motor skills needed to play, learn and explore. 
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TeleTherapy Services

Teletherapy at WBT Therapy Works

Teletherapy is a service delivery model—not a different type of therapy. Our clinicians provide the same evidence-based speech, occupational, and physical therapy, using secure technology to connect with families in a highly interactive and effective way.

Our team delivers therapy through telehealth while maintaining strong outcomes across disciplines—by meeting children in their everyday environments and partnering closely with families.

Why Teletherapy Works for Many Families

Natural Environment Support
Teletherapy allows clinicians to work within a child’s real-life setting—supporting functional skills using familiar routines, spaces, and materials.

Parent Engagement & Carryover
Parents can observe sessions, practice strategies, and ask questions in real time—strengthening carryover beyond therapy sessions.

Accessible & Flexible Care
Teletherapy reduces common barriers to care while allowing therapy to fit more naturally into family life.

WBT Therapy Works
Making care more accessible—together 
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The WBT Difference: Family-Centered Therapy for Children

Serving Metro Atlanta, North Atlanta, and All of Georgia

We Put Family First With Our Parent-Coach Model

What sets WBT Therapy Works apart is our commitment to the Parent-Coach Model. We don't just work with your child; we partner with you. By integrating therapy into your family’s natural environment—whether in-person or via our specialized teletherapy platform—we ensure that progress doesn't just happen in a clinic, but in the moments that matter most.

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Is Telehealth Just More Screen Time?

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Telehealth Therapy Is NOT Just Passive Screen Time

This is one of the most common concerns we hear—and the short answer is no. While telehealth therapy uses a screen to connect with your child’s therapist, sessions are highly interactive, movement-based, and hands-on.


Children are not passively watching a screen. They are actively engaging with a live, licensed therapist who guides them through real-world activities in their own environment.

Our Pediatric Teletherapy Is Interactive

Unlike traditional screen time (TV, videos, or games), telehealth therapy involves:

  • Live interaction with a therapist in real time
  • Frequent movement and position changes
  • Hands-on play and problem-solving
  • Active communication and social engagement


Therapists regularly prompt children to step away from the screen, move around the room, and interact with their surroundings.