Families everywhere face the same pressures: children struggling with anxiety, teenagers navigating social dynamics and school stress, parents managing the weight of adult concerns they may not feel comfortable discussing close to home. Finding the right therapist is often the first and most important step.
My name is Julie Klamon, and I am a licensed marriage and family therapist with over 20 years of experience working with children, teens, adults, and families. My office is located in Agoura Hills, just about 10 minutes from Hidden Hills via Las Virgenes Road, an easy, low-traffic drive with no freeway required. Hidden Hills families share the Las Virgenes Unified School District with neighboring Calabasas, and I bring an awareness of that academic environment to my work with students and parents. My practice offers a confidential setting where you can speak openly about what your family is navigating.
My approach is personalized and evidence-based, drawing on cognitive behavioral therapy, mindfulness, and trauma-informed methods. I work collaboratively with each client, and with parents, when appropriate, to set meaningful goals and build practical tools for lasting change. Whether you are seeking support for a child who is struggling, a teenager who has pulled away, or yourself as an adult managing stress or healing from a difficult experience, I am here to help.
For many of the families I work with, privacy carries particular weight, and seeking therapy can feel like a risk. My office in Agoura Hills is in a professional building that serves a wide range of communities across the region, away from the demands of school, work, and neighborhood.
If you are looking for a therapist near Hidden Hills and would like to find out whether my approach is the right fit, please schedule a free phone consultation. I look forward to hearing from you.
Anxiety can sometimes go unaddressed because it does not fit the expected picture. Children and teens face real academic pressures, and adults carry the weight of responsibilities that demand significant energy and attention. Anxiety can look like a child who refuses to participate in activities they once loved, a teenager who has become increasingly avoidant or irritable, or an adult lying awake at night unable to quiet a racing mind. I provide structured, evidence-based treatment for anxiety across all its forms, generalized worry, panic, social anxiety, and separation anxiety, using cognitive behavioral therapy and mindfulness-based approaches that build lasting relief rather than temporary coping.
I invite you to explore my Anxiety Therapy Services page to learn more about how I can support you.
Depression does not respect outward circumstances. Families can still find themselves or their children struggling with persistent sadness, low motivation, withdrawal, and the quiet sense that something is wrong. For teenagers, depression often surfaces as irritability, declining school engagement, or pulling away from family and friends. For adults, it can masquerade as burnout or dissatisfaction with a life that looks fine from the outside. I work with clients across all ages to identify the underlying contributors to depression and build a personalized path toward renewed energy, connection, and meaning.
Learn more about my Depression Therapy Services.
Healing from sexual abuse demands a therapist who holds space with both clinical expertise and genuine compassion. I have extensive specialized training in supporting survivors of sexual trauma, including work with the UCLA Rape Treatment Center, and I provide a safe, confidential environment where clients can process difficult experiences at their own pace, without pressure or judgment. My Agoura Hills office offers a discreet location where you or your child can begin the work of recovery with a therapist who understands the complexity of these experiences.
If you or someone you know needs this support, please know that help is available. Visit my Sexual Abuse Therapy page to learn more about my approach.
*Certified UCLA Rape Treatment Center / Sexual Assault Counselor
Trauma can emerge from many sources, a single frightening event, a pattern of adverse experiences during childhood, loss, or exposure to violence. I use trauma-informed approaches to help clients of all ages process what happened, reduce intrusive symptoms, and gradually rebuild a sense of safety in their bodies and daily lives.
Learn more about my Trauma Therapy Services.
When a child begins showing signs of anxiety, emotional withdrawal, or behavioral changes, it can be easy to dismiss the signals as a phase. I work with children ages eight through ten using play therapy, creative expression, and age-appropriate cognitive techniques to help them name what they are feeling and develop the emotional vocabulary to work through it. Whether a child is struggling with transitions in the Las Virgenes schools, adjusting to changes at home, or carrying something they have not yet been able to say out loud, I offer a warm, patient space for that process.
Learn more about child therapy.
Many teens navigate real academic weight and active social environments. I work with teens to address anxiety, depression, self-image, academic stress, and relationship challenges, in a space where they are not expected to perform or manage how they appear. My goal is to help them develop genuine self-awareness and resilience they can carry forward.
Learn more about teen therapy.
Parenting is never without its challenges. Whether you are navigating a child's behavioral changes, working through a co-parenting situation after a separation, or simply trying to maintain strong communication with teenagers who are pulling away, I help parents develop practical, consistent strategies that align with their values and actually work at home. I take time to understand the specific dynamics of your family, because generic advice rarely fits the specific texture of real family life.
Learn more about family therapy.
Many adults carry substantial responsibilities, raising a family, sustaining careers and relationships, while maintaining outward composure. Beneath that composure, unresolved stress, anxiety, grief, or the effects of past trauma can accumulate in ways that affect health, relationships, and day-to-day functioning. Therapy offers a genuinely private space where you can speak honestly about what is weighing on you and begin to work through it in a structured, productive way.
My approach is collaborative and practical. I work with adults navigating anxiety, depression, grief and loss, relationship difficulties, and the aftermath of difficult experiences. If you are ready to invest in your mental health, I welcome the opportunity to work together.
My office is located at 28310 Roadside Dr. #249, Agoura Hills, CA 91301, about 10 minutes from Hidden Hills via Las Virgenes Road. I provide in-person therapy to clients from Hidden Hills and the surrounding communities, including Agoura Hills, Calabasas, Westlake Village, Thousand Oaks, and Oak Park. I also offer secure, HIPAA-compliant virtual therapy sessions to anyone in the state of California, for those who prefer the convenience of meeting from home. To take the first step, I invite you to schedule a free phone consultation.
Yes. I see clients from Hidden Hills and the surrounding area at my Agoura Hills office, and I also offer secure virtual therapy to anyone in California.
My Agoura Hills office is about 10 minutes from Hidden Hills via Las Virgenes Road, an easy, low-traffic drive with no freeway required.
Both. You can meet with me in person at my Agoura Hills office or by secure video anywhere in California, whichever fits your schedule and comfort.
I provide therapy for anxiety, depression, trauma, sexual abuse, grief, and family or co-parenting concerns, working with children ages eight and up, teens, and adults.
Offering both in-person and virtual sessions