Why Families Choose Therapy Clubhouse
Warm, play-based speech and occupational therapy from two experienced clinicians who are also moms, built the way we would want it for our own children.
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Four things that make us different
These four things are the short version of how we work, and why it works for kids.
As of October 2026, there is no waiting list here for in-home or telehealth therapy. An evaluation can begin within 3 business days of your free call, and a first session as soon as 5 days after you call, for in-home and telehealth families. Some private in-clinic sessions are available on request.
Care that comes to you
In-home and telehealth therapy means your child learns in the place they are most comfortable: no commute, no crowded waiting room. We are currently accepting new families, and our Westlake Village clinic opens December 1, 2026 for families who prefer an in-clinic option.
A Tri-Counties Regional Center Early Start provider
We are a contracted TCRC vendor for Early Start and Early Intervention, delivered in person for children from birth to three. Few local practices offer this pathway, and if your child qualifies, you can request us by name through your service coordinator.
Founded and led by experienced clinicians
Your child works with seasoned professionals, not rotating staff: a certified speech-language pathologist (M.S., CCC-SLP) and a licensed occupational therapist (MA, OTR/L) with advanced training in sensory integration. Everything is explained in plain language.
Parents are part of the process
You are in the session, not the waiting room. We coach you with simple, doable strategies so progress continues during everyday routines like meals, play, and bedtime.
Founded by two clinicians who are also mothers
Nita Anavim, M.S., CCC-SLP and Rachel Yashouafar, MA, OTR/L built Therapy Clubhouse to be the kind of practice they would want for their own children: play-based, individualized, and grounded in each child’s real goals, with families from Ventura and Oxnard through the Conejo Valley and much of the San Fernando Valley to Santa Monica and Burbank.
Childhood development, by the numbers
Developmental and communication differences are a common part of childhood, and early support matters.
Sources: the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders. Across all of these areas, early speech and occupational therapy give children the best opportunity to build skills during the years when development moves fastest.
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