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| Goal | Rationale | Typical Intervention | |------|-----------|----------------------| | | Reduce shame and anxiety by framing the feelings as a common developmental phase. | Psychoeducation for child and parent; use age‑appropriate metaphors (e.g., “having a favorite superhero”). | | Strengthen healthy boundaries | Teach both parties where affectionate behavior ends and where personal space begins. | Role‑play scenarios; create a “boundary checklist” (e.g., “Is this something I would do with a friend?”). | | Promote emotional differentiation | Help the child label feelings accurately (e.g., admiration vs. romantic love). | Feelings‑identification worksheets; “Emotion Thermometer” tools. | | Support parental attunement | Enable the parent to respond with empathy without reinforcing the crush. | Coaching sessions for the parent on reflective listening and calm redirection. | | Facilitate sibling and peer connections | Diversify sources of support and affection. | Family activities that encourage peer‑like interaction; group therapy for siblings. | | Address underlying stressors | If the crush is a symptom of anxiety, insecurity, or recent loss, target those issues directly. | Cognitive‑behavioral techniques; trauma‑informed processing if relevant. | [Insert Date] It appears that there have been