Agnes Man

Agnes Man is a dedicated clinical social worker and therapist, highly respected for her expertise in serving children, preteens, and families since 2002 in both Massachusetts and Northern California. With a profound commitment to the Asian community, she adeptly addresses developmental challenges, emotional disturbances, and relational conflicts. Her approach to psychotherapy is eclectic, incorporating various theories and therapies including attachment-based, psychodynamic, cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), emotional-focused therapy (EFT), and interpersonal neurobiology, ensuring that she caters effectively to clients of all ethnicities in Massachusetts. Agnes is also deeply invested in ongoing professional development, focusing on attachment and trauma issues, family therapy, and emotional focus, as well as interpersonal neuroscience. Currently, she is attending an advanced training program in pastoral care and counseling at Liberty University in Virginia, demonstrating her commitment to continual learning and improvement. Bilingual in English, Cantonese, and Mandarin, Agnes provides valuable therapy, consultation, and workshops in emotional and mental health, personal growth, child development, and parenting skills across schools, churches, and community organizations in both the United States and China.