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Pediatric Occupational Therapy in Westlake Village
Sometimes the hardest part is not knowing why everyday tasks seem harder for your child than they should. You may watch your child avoid playground equipment, struggle with buttons and zippers, become frustrated during simple routines, or shut down when plans suddenly change. While friends and family often say, "They'll grow out of it," many parents continue noticing the same challenges week after week. When those concerns start affecting your child’s life, pediatric occupational therapy can provide valuable answers and practical support. At Therapy Clubhouse,
we help children develop the skills
they need to participate more comfortably and confidently in the activities that fill their day. Rather than focusing only on developmental checklists, we look closely at how children engage with the world around them.
Therapy Clubhouse was founded by Rachel Yashouafar and Nita Anavim, professionals who have dedicated their careers to supporting children and families through evidence-based pediatric care. Their child-centered philosophy continues to shape every aspect of the practice, from the way therapy goals are developed to the way families are included throughout the process. As a pediatric-only practice, we understand that successful therapy often begins with listening to parents, understanding daily challenges, and creating meaningful goals that fit naturally into family life.
If you have questions about your child's development or wonder whether occupational therapy may help, call
(805) 624-3301
today to schedule an evaluation with Therapy Clubhouse.
Why Families Choose Therapy Clubhouse for Pediatric Occupational Therapy in Westlake Village
You do not need to spend months wondering whether your child will eventually outgrow the challenges you see today. If daily routines feel harder than they should, if school participation has become frustrating, or if sensory, motor, or self-care concerns continue affecting your child's confidence, it may be time to take the next step. Early support often creates opportunities for growth that can make everyday life feel more successful for both children and parents.
At Therapy Clubhouse, we provide pediatric occupational therapy for children who need support with sensory processing, fine motor development, coordination, emotional regulation, school readiness, independence, and everyday participation. Our team works closely with families to create individualized therapy plans that focus on practical skills children can use at home, in school, and throughout their daily lives. We offer in-home services, telehealth appointments, and clinic-based therapy (coming Fall 2026) to help families access care in the setting that works best for them.
Whether you are seeking answers for the first time or looking for a pediatric occupational therapy provider that truly understands children and families, we are here to help. Call
(805) 624-3301
today to
schedule an occupational therapy evaluation
and learn how Therapy Clubhouse can help your child build greater confidence, independence, and success in everyday life.
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Our Services
Therapy Clubhouse serves families in Westlake Village and nearby Southern California communities through pediatric speech therapy, occupational therapy, Early Intervention support, in-home therapy, telehealth, and clinic-based care.
Language Development
Build vocabulary, sentence structure, and comprehension skills through interactive learning.
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Early Intervention
Specialized support for toddlers showing early signs of speech delays or difficulties.
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Social Communication
Develop conversation skills, turn-taking, and social play in a warm environment.
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Fluency Therapy
Support for smoother communication, stuttering, and related confidence skills.
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Support independence with routines, self-care, regulation, and age-appropriate participation goals.
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What Pediatric Occupational Therapy Supports in Daily Life
Pediatric occupational therapy helps children participate more comfortably and confidently in the routines that shape family life: morning transitions, dressing, handwriting, classroom tasks, play with peers, and bedtime regulation. Therapy Clubhouse builds plans around the activities your child is already trying to do, so progress feels practical instead of abstract.
Our OT sessions combine structured clinical reasoning with child-led engagement. Families receive clear next steps between visits, so gains made in therapy can carry over into home, school, and community settings.
When sensory input feels too intense or too hard to interpret, children may avoid tasks, become dysregulated, or struggle with transitions. OT support can improve how children process movement, touch, sound, and body awareness so they can stay engaged with less stress.
We target grasp strength, bilateral coordination, visual-motor planning, and hand endurance for classroom and self-care tasks. This includes practical strategies for drawing, cutting, writing, and organizing materials in age-appropriate ways.
For children with dressing, grooming, or toileting challenges, OT sessions focus on step-by-step participation goals and parent coaching. Families leave with realistic, repeatable routines that reduce daily friction.
How SLP and OT Collaboration Improves Outcomes
Many children need support across both communication and regulation. When Speech-Language Pathology and Occupational Therapy are coordinated, goals can reinforce each other instead of competing. This is especially helpful for children who are autistic, highly sensory-sensitive, or navigating both language and motor-planning demands.
At Therapy Clubhouse, collaboration means shared planning, consistent caregiver coaching, and aligned priorities across home and school routines. Families get one cohesive plan that keeps progress measurable and easier to sustain.
OT and SLP targets are sequenced together so communication, attention, and regulation goals support each other in real-life tasks.
Caregivers receive practical strategies that work across therapy types, which helps families implement changes consistently at home.
We monitor outcomes across participation, independence, and communication so families can see meaningful day-to-day changes, not just isolated skill gains.