Tips for helping your teen get over a crush 9 Articles

by MJ Suttor

As he entered the house at midnight, the look on his face said everything. I could see that he was distraught. I asked him how his wrestling meet went. His response was merely a shrug of the shoulders. After a few more que...read more

by Arabella Kelly

Dear parents of teenagers getting over a crush - They may think they can't get over this crush or relationship, but as their parents, we know they can and will. It takes time, patience, and the will to do so. With time ...read more

by Pat Merewether

Fewer experiences are more emotionally intense or painful for a teen than unrequited love. This is often the case when teens have a crush on a peer or a celebrity. Each of us has to conquer our own pain and sorrow, but w...read more

by Bobby Coles

Broken hearts always need mending, and time alone is not enough. Your teen needs assistance with the complications involved with the affairs of the heart. A crush is always very intense, since the feelings tend to be new ...read more

by Golf Nut

The melancholy expression on the face of your normally carefree and spirited teenager is enough to tell you that the romantic interest that filled them with the joys of spring, has gone sour. They have possibly just suffer...read more

by Vicki Phipps

The best tip I can provide would be a letter I wrote to my daughter when she had a crush on a guy. Since the problem with crushes seem to be that they leave you feeling crused, I tried to provide the wisdom I found from e...read more

by Stephanie Modkins

Remember how hard it was to get over your first crush? You cried for hours. Wrote silly poems. Picked up the phone to call only to slam it back down again. Now your teen is going through the same thing and you're wonder...read more

by Melissa Cardell

When your teen faces heartbreak (often for the first or second time, when it seems to hurt the most), your response as a parent should be almost entirely based on your relationship with your teen. Many parents these day...read more

by JRR

Being the mother of a 16 year old daughter, this is a subject in which I have personal experience. Just as each child is different, so is each situation they face. Being adults it is sometimes hard to remember those fe...read more