A Clubhouse For Kids

A Clubhouse For Kids provides pediatric occupational, speech, and physical therapy at 2580 Montessouri Street in Las Vegas, 89117. Services on offer include occupational therapy, speech-language pathology, physical therapy, feeding therapy, sensory integration therapy, fine motor development, gross motor development, and early intervention, which together cover most of the developmental therapy needs a young child might have in one location rather than requiring separate providers for each discipline.

Treatment happens in a sensory gym with therapeutic equipment on site, and the practice describes its approach as play-based therapy with individualized treatment plans, meaning sessions are built around the specific child rather than a one-size-fits-all program. This is a good fit for parents who want their child working with a therapist in an environment designed to feel like play rather than a clinical exam room.

A Clubhouse For Kids is marked as special needs friendly, with accommodations for occupational therapy, speech therapy, physical therapy, sensory processing therapy, early intervention, developmental delay, ADHD support, emotional and behavioral support, and autism early intervention. That range of listed accommodations suggests the practice is set up to serve children with a variety of diagnoses and developmental needs, not just one narrow category.

Our listing covers ages 0 to 18, which is the directory's default range rather than a posted age policy, though the early intervention and feeding therapy services suggest particular strength working with infants and younger children. We do not have verified hours, phone, or pricing information for this practice, so families interested in scheduling an evaluation should check the website at aclubhouseforkids.org for current contact details and to ask about insurance coverage.

Because therapy services like these often involve a referral, an initial evaluation, and then a recurring treatment schedule, parents should expect the process to start with an intake conversation rather than a single drop-in visit, and should ask directly about wait times for a first appointment given how in demand pediatric therapy services tend to be in the Las Vegas area.