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Going through a divorce can be a difficult time for couples, but it's even harder on children and teens to see their family go through a drastic change. While it's true that teens are older and parents expect them to handle the situation better than younger siblings, they may still struggle with feelings of anger, betrayal and guilt. No matter what age children are, they almost always have the uncanny ability to place the blame on themselves. Teens can also get disillusioned with the hope that their parents will get back together eventually and struggle with disappointment when this doesn't happen. |
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The family unit is a significant part of children's life and is the most primary source of their sense of security and stability. When parents get a divorce, it shakes up their sense of permanentness. A divorce isn't something only married couples go through; children deal with the consequences of it as well. Talking to your teens about divorce will help them cope with the situation. They need it as much as you do. The idea is to be as honest and open to them as possible while also protecting them. |
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