Author name: Dr. Ethan Anglemyer, D.O.

Dr. Ethan Anglemyer is a double board-certified psychiatrist specializing in adult and child/adolescent psychiatry. A proud member of the MCAW team since 2024, Dr. Anglemyer brings exceptional academic training and clinical depth to our patients and community. He completed his psychiatric residency in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, and went on to complete his child and adolescent fellowship at Harvard Medical School. He also holds an attending role at Boston Children's Hospital.

Diverse group of teens in therapy session with counselor promoting culturally sensitive teen mental health care.

Culturally Sensitive Therapy for Teen Mental Health

Culturally Sensitive Therapy for Teen Mental Health When a teen struggles with anxiety or depression while also balancing two cultures, standard therapy can fall short. Cultural background shapes how a teen feels, communicates, and heals. At Massachusetts Center for Adolescent Wellness (MACAW), we believe therapy should respect every part of a teen’s identity—language, family values,

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Group of teens participating in acceptance and commitment therapy with a counselor in a supportive setting.

Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) Exercises for Teens

When your teen is caught in a loop of anxious thoughts, harsh self-criticism, or overwhelming emotions, telling them to “just think positive” or “calm down” rarely helps. What they actually need are practical skills to accept difficult feelings, connect with what matters to them, and take action even when things feel hard. Acceptance and Commitment

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