Personalized speech and occupational therapy for children ages 0–18. In-home and telehealth sessions are available now — our Westlake Village clinic opens Fall 2026.
When your child needs extra support with communication, movement, sensory regulation, daily routines, or early developmental milestones, finding the right therapy team matters. Therapy Clubhouse provides pediatric speech therapy and occupational therapy for children ages 0 to 18 in Westlake Village and throughout Southern California. Our practice is built entirely around children and families, which means every session, every goal, and every treatment plan is designed with your child’s age, needs, comfort, and progress in mind.
Therapy Clubhouse is also a contracted provider with Tri-Counties Regional Center for Early Intervention and Early Start speech and occupational therapy services.
Families can receive services in the way that works best for them. Right now, we provide in-home and telehealth pediatric therapy for families across Ventura County, the Conejo Valley, and parts of Los Angeles County. Our Westlake Village clinic opens in Fall 2026, adding clinic-based care. Our goal is simple…We help children build the skills they need to communicate, participate, play, learn, and feel more confident in everyday life. Call us today at (805) 702-3427 to get started.
Free Consultation
We start with a free 15-minute consultation to understand your concerns, review your child's history, and identify what support may be most helpful. We also answer questions about insurance, scheduling, and next steps so your family has clarity before starting.
Evaluation
If you choose to move forward, your child receives a comprehensive evaluation with an SLP or OT in-home or via telehealth today; our Westlake Village clinic opens Fall 2026. You'll receive clear findings, recommendations, and a personalized therapy plan.
Treatment
Therapy sessions focus on your child's most meaningful goals through engaging, child-centered activities. We include parent coaching throughout care and maintain a consistent schedule so progress carries over at home.
Care that fits
Explore our therapy offerings and choose the service that best supports your child’s growth, development, and confidence.
When a child struggles to communicate, the whole family feels it. Parents may notice delayed first words, unclear speech, frustration during everyday routines, difficulty following directions, or trouble expressing what they want and need. Therapy Clubhouse provides pediatric speech therapy in Westlake Village and the Conejo Valley for children ages 0 to 18, with support tailored to each child’s developmental stage, communication needs, and family goals.
Our speech therapy services are designed to help children build communication in ways that feel natural, practical, and connected to real life. For younger children, that may mean supporting early language, gestures, sound imitation, play-based communication, and parent-child interaction. For older children, therapy may focus on clearer speech, stronger language skills, better conversation skills, or improved confidence communicating at home, in school, and with peers.
Families can access speech therapy through in-home and telehealth sessions today, with our upcoming Westlake Village clinic opening in Fall 2026, depending on what works best for the child and family. Therapy Clubhouse also works with children referred through Tri-Counties Regional Center for Early Start and Early Intervention speech therapy services. Our goal is to make communication support feel less overwhelming and more useful, so your child can make progress in the moments that matter most.
Some children know exactly what they want to say, but the words are not coming yet. Others use words but struggle to understand directions, answer questions, or communicate clearly during daily routines. Therapy Clubhouse provides pediatric speech therapy in Westlake Village and the Conejo Valley for toddlers and young children who need support with early communication, language development, and functional expression.
. They can create frustration during meals, playtime, transitions, preschool routines, and simple moments where a child wants to be understood. Our therapists look at how your child communicates across real life, not just how many words they can say in a session. That helps us build goals that feel practical, encouraging, and connected to your family’s everyday needs.
When a child is hard to understand, families often become the interpreter. Parents may know exactly what their child means, while teachers, relatives, or other children struggle to follow along. Therapy Clubhouse provides speech therapy for articulation and phonological disorders in Westlake Village and the Conejo Valley, helping children produce sounds more clearly and communicate with greater confidence.
Speech sound challenges can show up in different ways. A child may substitute one sound for another, leave sounds out, simplify longer words, or use patterns that make speech difficult to understand. Our therapists identify which sounds or patterns are affecting clarity, then create a therapy plan that helps your child practice in a supportive and age-appropriate way.
Childhood apraxia of speech can be confusing for parents because the child may understand more than they can say. A child may try hard to speak, but the sounds come out inconsistently or words change from one attempt to the next. Therapy Clubhouse provides pediatric speech therapy for children with motor speech needs, including children who may have difficulty planning and coordinating the movements needed for speech.
Children with apraxia need more than casual practice. They often benefit from careful, consistent, and highly intentional speech therapy that helps them build motor patterns over time. Our therapists focus on helping children practice speech movements in ways that are supportive, structured, and responsive to the child’s abilities.
When a child starts to stutter, parents often notice right away. Speech may include repetitions, stretched sounds, blocks, or moments where the child seems stuck. Therapy Clubhouse provides stuttering and fluency therapy for kids in Westlake Village and the Conejo Valley, with support that focuses on communication confidence, not shame or pressure.
Fluency therapy should never make a child feel like speaking is something they are doing wrong. Some children feel relaxed about stuttering, while others become frustrated, embarrassed, or hesitant to talk. Our therapists look at the child’s speech, emotions, communication environment, and family concerns so therapy supports the whole child.
Communication is more than words. Children also use language to join play, take turns, understand social cues, stay on topic, ask for help, repair misunderstandings, and build relationships. Therapy Clubhouse provides speech therapy for social and pragmatic language skills in Westlake Village and the Conejo Valley for children who need support using communication in everyday social situations.
Some children have strong vocabulary but still struggle during conversation or peer interaction. Others may have difficulty understanding body language, adjusting communication based on the listener, or knowing how to enter a group activity. Our therapists help children build these skills in ways that feel respectful, practical, and connected to real life.
Some children need more than spoken words to communicate effectively. Augmentative and alternative communication, often called AAC, can give children additional ways to express needs, thoughts, choices, feelings, and ideas. Therapy Clubhouse provides AAC support for children in Westlake Village and the Conejo Valley as part of pediatric speech therapy when a child benefits from added communication tools.
AAC can include many forms of communication, from gestures and signs to picture systems and speech-generating devices. For families, AAC may feel unfamiliar at first, but it can open communication instead of limiting speech. Our therapists help children and caregivers understand how AAC can support real participation at home, in school, and during daily routines.
Families need therapy options that fit real life. Therapy Clubhouse offers pediatric speech therapy through telehealth and in-home sessions today, with a state-of-the-art clinic opening at our Westlake Village location in Fall 2026. This flexibility helps families across the Conejo Valley, Ventura County, and nearby Los Angeles County communities access care in the setting that best supports their child’s needs.
Some children make the most progress in familiar home routines. Others will benefit from the structure and resources our upcoming Westlake Village clinic will offer in Fall 2026. Telehealth can also help families maintain consistency when schedules, distance, illness, or transportation make in-person therapy difficult. Therapy Clubhouse helps families choose the option that supports comfort, participation, and progress.
Pediatric occupational therapy helps children build the everyday skills they need to participate more comfortably at home, in school, and in the community. For some children, that means improving fine motor coordination, sensory regulation, dressing skills, handwriting readiness, or play skills. For others, it means learning how to manage transitions, tolerate new experiences, or feel more confident moving through daily routines. Therapy Clubhouse provides pediatric occupational therapy in Westlake Village, Thousand Oaks, and the Conejo Valley for children ages 0 to 18.
Every child comes to occupational therapy with a different set of strengths, challenges, and developmental needs. A toddler may need support using utensils or engaging in play. A preschooler may struggle with sensory overwhelm, hand strength, or self-care routines. A school-age child may need help with handwriting, attention, coordination, or classroom participation. Therapy Clubhouse looks at the whole child and builds therapy around skills that matter in real life, not just isolated exercises.
Some children experience the world more intensely than others. Everyday sounds, textures, lights, movement, clothing, grooming, or transitions can feel overwhelming, while other children may constantly seek movement, pressure, climbing, crashing, or hands-on input. Pediatric occupational therapy can help families better understand these sensory patterns and support children as they learn to feel more regulated in daily life.
Therapy Clubhouse provides sensory processing support for children in Westlake Village, Thousand Oaks, and the Conejo Valley through therapy that feels playful, respectful, and practical. Our occupational therapists look at how sensory needs affect real routines, including getting dressed, eating, playing, sitting for activities, moving between tasks, and participating at home or school. The goal is not to change who your child is. The goal is to help your child feel more comfortable, confident, and supported in the environments they move through every day.
Fine motor skills help children use their hands for the small but important tasks that fill childhood. These skills affect how a child grasps toys, stacks blocks, turns pages, uses utensils, opens containers, draws, colors, cuts, buttons clothing, and begins early writing activities. When fine motor skills are difficult, everyday routines can become frustrating for both the child and the family.
Therapy Clubhouse helps children build hand strength, coordination, finger control, and bilateral coordination through activities that feel engaging and age-appropriate. For a toddler, that may look like play-based reaching, grasping, and releasing. For a preschool or school-age child, it may involve scissors, pre-writing shapes, classroom tools, or more precise hand use. Our Westlake Village occupational therapy team focuses on helping children gain skills they can use outside the session, not just during therapy.
School readiness involves more than knowing letters and numbers. Children also need body awareness, hand strength, visual motor skills, attention, coordination, and confidence to participate in classroom routines. A child who struggles to hold a pencil, copy shapes, sit for tabletop tasks, use scissors, or complete early writing activities may benefit from pediatric occupational therapy before school demands become more stressful.
Therapy Clubhouse supports handwriting and school readiness for children in Westlake Village, Thousand Oaks, and surrounding Conejo Valley communities. Our occupational therapists help children build the underlying skills needed for classroom participation, including pencil grasp, pre-writing development, hand endurance, cutting, coloring, posture, and task completion. We keep therapy encouraging and developmentally appropriate, so children can build readiness without feeling pressured or discouraged.
Daily living skills shape a child’s independence at home, school, and in the community. These skills may include dressing, brushing teeth, washing hands, toileting routines, using utensils, managing shoes, opening lunch containers, or moving through morning and bedtime routines with more success. When these tasks are hard, families often feel stuck repeating the same battles every day.
Therapy Clubhouse provides occupational therapy that helps children build practical self-care skills in a supportive way. We look at what makes a routine difficult, whether it involves motor planning, coordination, sensory sensitivity, attention, sequencing, or confidence. Then we help the child practice those skills in steps that make sense. Progress may start small, but those small gains can make daily life feel easier for the whole family.
Visual motor integration is the ability to use the eyes and hands together. Children rely on this skill when they complete puzzles, catch a ball, copy shapes, build with blocks, draw, write, cut with scissors, or line up objects on a page. When visual motor skills are delayed, a child may avoid tabletop activities, struggle with handwriting, have trouble with spacing, or become frustrated during school-based tasks.
Therapy Clubhouse helps children strengthen visual motor skills through purposeful, play-based occupational therapy. Our therapists choose activities that support coordination, tracking, spatial awareness, copying, and hand-eye control while keeping the child engaged. For families in Westlake Village, Thousand Oaks, and the Conejo Valley, this type of OT support can help children feel more prepared for preschool, school, play, and everyday routines that require coordinated movement.
Children need different kinds of occupational therapy support at different ages. Toddlers may need help with sensory regulation, play development, early motor skills, or transitions. Preschoolers may work on fine motor strength, self-care, social participation, school readiness, and tolerating daily routines. School-age children may need support with handwriting, attention, coordination, visual motor skills, organization, or independence during daily tasks.
Therapy Clubhouse provides pediatric occupational therapy for children ages 0 to 18, with care tailored to each stage of development. Our therapists do not use a one-size-fits-all plan because each child comes with different strengths, needs, and family priorities. Whether your child is just beginning Early Intervention services or needs support with school-age skills, we build therapy around what helps them participate more fully in real life.
Families need therapy options that work with real schedules, real routines, and real children. Therapy Clubhouse offers pediatric occupational therapy through in-home and telehealth sessions today; our Westlake Village clinic opens Fall 2026. This flexible model helps families across Westlake Village, Thousand Oaks, Ventura County, the Conejo Valley, and nearby Los Angeles County communities access care in a way that fits their child’s needs.
Each setting offers something different. Telehealth occupational therapy allows the therapist to work directly within the routines where challenges happen. When our Westlake Village clinic opens in Fall 2026, clinic-based OT will give children access to a dedicated pediatric therapy space with structured support and therapeutic activities. Telehealth can help with parent coaching, consistency, and practical strategies when in-person sessions are not the best fit. No matter where therapy takes place, the goal stays the same. Therapy Clubhouse helps children build the skills they need to participate, grow, and feel more confident in everyday life.
Therapy Clubhouse supports children across a wide range of developmental needs through pediatric speech therapy and occupational therapy. Our team works with children ages 0 to 18 through our upcoming Westlake Village clinic, telehealth therapy, with services available for families across Ventura County, the Conejo Valley, and nearby Los Angeles County communities. We keep therapy focused on the skills children use every day, including communication, sensory regulation, movement, school readiness, play, and independence.
Speech and language delays can make everyday moments harder for a child and more stressful for parents. A child may have trouble using words, understanding directions, answering questions, combining phrases, or communicating clearly enough for others to understand. Therapy Clubhouse helps children build communication step by step through pediatric speech therapy that feels natural, encouraging, and connected to real life. Our goal is to help children express themselves with more confidence at home, in school, and in the community.
Some children become overwhelmed by sounds, textures, movement, clothing, grooming, or busy environments, while others seek constant motion, pressure, climbing, or sensory input. These sensory differences can affect transitions, meals, play, sleep routines, school participation, and family outings. Therapy Clubhouse provides pediatric occupational therapy that helps families understand their child’s sensory needs and build practical strategies for regulation. We focus on helping children feel safer, calmer, and more comfortable moving through everyday routines.
Motor delays can affect how a child plays, moves, explores, uses their hands, and participates in daily activities. Fine motor challenges may show up during grasping, drawing, dressing, or using classroom tools, while gross motor coordination concerns may affect balance, posture, body awareness, or confidence during play. Therapy Clubhouse supports these skills through pediatric occupational therapy that targets functional movement, coordination, and participation. We help children build the strength, control, and confidence they need for age-appropriate routines.
School readiness involves more than academic knowledge. Children also need communication skills, fine motor control, attention, social participation, self-regulation, and the ability to follow routines. Therapy Clubhouse supports children as they prepare for preschool, kindergarten, and classroom participation through speech therapy and occupational therapy tailored to developmental needs. We help children build the foundation for learning so they can participate with more confidence, independence, and success.
Early childhood developmental delays can affect communication, movement, play, sensory regulation, and daily routines. Therapy Clubhouse provides Early Start support through Tri-Counties Regional Center for young children who need speech therapy, occupational therapy, or both. Families often come to us during a time of uncertainty, and our role is to make the process feel clearer. We help children build meaningful skills early while giving parents practical guidance they can use at home.
How We Help
Therapy Clubhouse works with children at different stages of development, from babies receiving Early Intervention services to teens who need support with communication, regulation, school participation, or daily living skills. Every family comes with a different story, and every child brings their own strengths, challenges, personality, and pace. Our role is to meet children where they are, help parents understand what support may look like, and create therapy goals that fit real life at home, in school, and in the community.
The earliest years can bring a lot of questions for parents, especially when a child is not communicating, moving, playing, or participating in routines as expected. Therapy Clubhouse supports infants and toddlers through Early Intervention and Early Start speech therapy and occupational therapy, including services connected through Tri-Counties Regional Center. At this age, therapy often focuses on helping children engage, explore, communicate, tolerate daily routines, and build foundational skills in ways that feel natural and family-centered.
Preschool years often reveal new needs because children are communicating more, playing with peers, following group routines, and preparing for more structured learning. Some preschoolers need help with speech clarity, language development, sensory regulation, fine motor skills, transitions, or early classroom participation. Therapy Clubhouse helps children build these skills in a way that still honors their age, curiosity, and need for play. We focus on practical progress that supports confidence before school expectations become more demanding.
School-age children and teens may need therapy for challenges that affect learning, communication, independence, peer relationships, or daily routines. A child may struggle with articulation, language organization, fluency, social communication, handwriting, sensory regulation, executive functioning support, or self-care skills. Therapy Clubhouse provides pediatric speech therapy and occupational therapy that respects the child’s age and growing independence. Older children need support that feels useful, not babyish, and therapy should help them carry skills into school, home, friendships, and everyday responsibilities.
Thoughtful Care
Therapy Clubhouse believes pediatric therapy should feel clear, supportive, and connected to a child’s real life. Families come to us with questions about communication, sensory needs, daily routines, school readiness, or developmental progress, and they deserve care that feels both clinically thoughtful and easy to understand. Our approach combines pediatric speech therapy, pediatric occupational therapy, parent guidance, and practical goals that help children build skills they can use at home, in school, and throughout the Westlake Village and Conejo Valley community.
Parents are not outside observers in the therapy process. They are part of the team. Therapy Clubhouse takes time to understand each family’s concerns, routines, priorities, and hopes for their child, then uses that insight to shape therapy in a way that feels realistic. We want parents to leave sessions with a clearer understanding of what their child is working on and how to support progress during everyday moments, not just during appointments.
Children learn best when they feel safe, engaged, and motivated, which is why therapy at Therapy Clubhouse is purposeful without feeling rigid. Our therapists use evidence-informed strategies through play, movement, interaction, and child-led connection so each session supports real developmental growth. A child may think they are playing with toys, moving through an activity, or joining a game, but the therapist is carefully targeting communication, regulation, coordination, participation, fine motor skills, or daily functional goals.
No two children arrive with the same strengths, challenges, or pace of progress. Therapy Clubhouse creates individualized treatment plans based on the child’s developmental needs, family priorities, therapy setting, and everyday routines. We avoid generic therapy because children need goals that actually fit their lives. A strong plan should help families understand where therapy is going, what progress may look like, and how each session connects to the skills their child needs most.
Children often have more than one support system, and therapy works better when those systems communicate. Therapy Clubhouse collaborates with pediatricians, schools, Tri-Counties Regional Center, and caregivers when appropriate so children receive more consistent support across settings. This helps families avoid feeling like they have to manage every detail alone. Our team works to keep therapy aligned, practical, and focused on helping each child participate more confidently in daily life.
We've spent years bringing therapy into living rooms, kitchens, and backyards — the places where children's real routines live. This fall, we're adding a home of our own. Therapy Clubhouse is opening a thoughtfully designed pediatric therapy clinic in Westlake Village, built from the ground up for the way children actually learn: a dedicated sensory gym for swinging, climbing, and crashing safely; bright, calm treatment rooms for speech work; and a comfortable parent lounge, because this journey is yours too.
Telehealth families don't have to change a thing — those services continue exactly as they are. When it opens in Fall 2026, the clinic will add one more way to grow with us.
Therapy Clubhouse serves families in Westlake Village and nearby Southern California communities through pediatric speech therapy, occupational therapy, Early Intervention support, telehealth, and clinic-based care (coming Fall 2026). Our service area reflects how families actually live, work, drive, and access care across the Conejo Valley, Ventura County, and parts of Los Angeles County. We keep the process as clear and flexible as possible so children can receive consistent support in the setting that makes the most sense for their needs.
Your First Visit
Your child’s first visit at Therapy Clubhouse is designed to feel welcoming, calm, and easy to understand. We take time to learn about your child’s strengths, your concerns, your family routines, and the specific skills you want support with. Depending on your child’s needs, the first appointment may include observation, parent conversation, play-based interaction, informal skill checks, and a review of any referral information or previous evaluations.
Our goal is not to overwhelm your child or rush your family through a checklist. We want to understand how your child communicates, moves, plays, responds to sensory input, participates in routines, and engages with the world around them. From there, we explain what therapy may look like, what goals may be appropriate, and how speech therapy or occupational therapy can support your child in daily life.
Therapy Clubhouse works with families through several access pathways, including Tri-Counties Regional Center, and available private payment options. Many families come to us through Early Start or Early Intervention referrals, while others reach out directly because they have concerns about speech, language, sensory processing, fine motor skills, school readiness, or daily routines. We help families understand the next step based on their child’s needs and the type of service being requested.
Payment and authorization questions can feel confusing, especially when parents are already trying to support a child who needs therapy. Therapy Clubhouse keeps this part of the process as clear as possible. Our team can help you understand whether your child’s services may be connected to a Regional Center authorization, what information may be needed to get started, and what options may be available if your family is seeking care outside of Regional Center services.
"We are happy to provide a superbill for out-of-network reimbursement."
PROMPT®-trained speech therapy — a gentle, hands-on technique that helps children produce clearer speech sounds.
USC Sensory Integration Certification — advanced graduate-level training in evaluating and treating sensory processing challenges.
Advanced specialty certification — ask us what our training means for your child’s care.
Our Westlake Village pediatric therapy clinic opens Fall 2026. Join the list for opening updates and a soft-opening invitation.
Therapy Clubhouse is founded and led by two licensed pediatric clinicians who personally evaluate and treat every child in our care:
Because we are founder-led, the clinician who evaluates your child is the same expert who guides their care — you always know exactly who is working with your family.
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