A Tour of Olea Pediatric Therapy’s Clinic

Apr 26

Welcome to Olea Pediatric Therapy, we’re so excited you’re here! Take a tour around our clinic, where we’re so lucky to help grow and cultivate your family unit. Use the arrow buttons to click through different photos of our spaces!

The Entrance

As you walk in for your appointments, we ask that you take off your shoes and jackets and store them here! That way, you are all ready to go so that you can have some fun in the gym area when it’s your turn to head back! Added bonus? This helps us target some dressing goals each time you arrive and leave the clinic!

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The Gym

Welcome to the gym! Home to many laughs on the swing, “floor is lava” games, obstacle courses, crash pad jumps, and more! We love the versatility of the gym space and that kids come here and feel a natural connection to explore and PLAY!

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The Reading Corner

Got a little wait before your session? No problem! Hangout and read your favorite book (that we change out often) or color a picture in one of the many coloring books. We love any opportunity to practice our early literacy skills to make reading more successful and fun for our kiddos!

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The Mountain Hallway

Here is our newly painted mountain mural in the hallway leading up to the gym!

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The Kitchen

Welcome to our kitchen! We love this space for messy play, food exploration, development of cooking skills and more! There are unlimited skills to be practiced in the kitchen setting. We love to work with our kiddos to not only broaden their preferred food items, but work on the necessary skills needed to feed themselves with utensils, cut food, and eventually prepare food for themselves.