Wheatland Therapy Services, LLC

05/25/2026

You can do hard things!

05/18/2026

Go be great!

05/14/2026

Our display for Mental Health Month: Grow through what you go through!
☀️Start where you are
🪏Put in the work
🌷Growing Stronger
🌷🌸💐🌺🌻Thrive

05/13/2026

Pain is not always caused by injury, sometimes it is your body asking for better support.
Things like:
😴poor sleep
😫Stress
🧊dehydration
🛏️Lack of movement
💪Muscle weakness
Can all contribute to pain and stiffness. At Wheatland Therapy Services, we look at the whole picture- not just where the pain is.

05/12/2026

Small changes can make a BIG difference in pain levels.
One of the easiest ways to decrease everyday aches and stiffness is to avoid staying in the same position too long.
Whether you sit at a desk, drive a tractor, sew, feed cattle, or watch tv- your body loves movement.

05/11/2026

What an inspiring weekend for all of us in Okeene! This doesn’t happen without some grit and determination. Congratulations State Champion Whippets!!!

Let’s hear it for your Okeene Whippets because they are now CLASS A🥇BACK TO BACK🥇 STATE CHAMPIONS!!!!🏆

04/16/2026

Sweet Sheila! She had the best attitude and support system throughout her recovery!

04/13/2026

Never understimate your hands.

04/08/2026

This is a great explanation of outpatient services versus school services. We provide BOTH!

OT is OT, so why not just do it at school and make life easier, right? But here’s the scoop:

School-based OT is educationally driven.

It’s only provided if the child’s disability is impacting their ability to access or participate in their education. The OT’s job in this setting is to support function within the school environment, like:
• Holding a pencil to write
• Sensory supports
• Using scissors during class projects
• Organizing materials or managing transitions

It’s not about treating all developmental concerns, just the ones that interfere with educational access.

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Outpatient OT is medically based.

This focuses on overall development and function, not just how the child does at school. It covers:
• Sensory processing challenges at home and in the community
• Fine motor delays that may not affect schoolwork (yet)
• Feeding concerns, dressing, toileting, self-regulation, etc.

Even if a child doesn’t qualify for school OT (because their delays don’t impact school performance enough), they might still have real functional delays that need outpatient support.

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So why can’t school OT be used just for convenience?

Because it’s legally tied to educational necessity. It’s not meant to replace medical services, and schools aren’t allowed to provide therapy “just in case” or “to make life easier” even if we wish they could!

12/18/2025

Our outpatient clinic will be closed on Thursday, December 25th and Friday, December 26th. Have a Merry Christmas and safe holiday travels.

12/15/2025

Clinician-x had a TikTok, Healthcare professionals as dogs. I think these therapy ones are pretty good! What do you think???