Agnes has a masters degree in clinical mental health counseling from Northwestern University that she earned in 2018 and is a licensed clinical professional counselor. She also trained in India in 2018 to become a registered yoga teacher.

Through authentic and transparent collaboration, Agnes empowers the individual and promotes mental wellness through empathy and evidence-based strategies. She practices DBT-informed therapy and psychodynamic therapy using humanistic and trauma-informed lenses to tie her practice together. In addition, Agnes uses mindfulness, yoga, and art therapy to help the individual heal and discover more about themselves. She guides the individual to uncover and uproot, sometimes unconscious, issues stemming from past experiences and conditioning that inform limiting beliefs and thought patterns that are causing dysfunction/discomfort.

She sees families, parents, and individuals for outpatient psychotherapy. Agnes primarily works with teenagers and young adults, supporting them through life transitions, stress, anxiety, depression, navigating neurodivergence, family conflict, identity development (including gender, sexual orientation, and cultural identity) and past/current trauma. Agnes is a BIPOC and LGBTQIA+ sensitive therapist.