The purpose of this study is to derive crisis phenomena and crisis risk factors and crisis overcoming capacity regarding the overall experiences of early adolescents and crisis experiences and how to overcome them with the participation of parents of early adolescents and teachers who guide early adolescents. For the present study, data were collected through focused interviews with 6 parents of early adolescents and 10 teachers, and the data were analyzed using a constant comparison method. The study found that early adolescents’ interests include interpersonal relationships, popular culture, smartphone and online culture, studies and careers, and other areas. Crisis phenomena linked to these interests were divided into studies, career paths, interpersonal relationships, changes in the transition period between children and adolescents, and others. Also, it was found that the risk factors for the crisis were the characteristics of the child-adolescent transition period, parental factors, teacher factors, social factors, and the school system. Lastly, the competency for overcoming crisis was divided into the areas of psychological competency, relational capacity, and personal taste. The implications and limitations of this study were suggested based on the study results. The significance of these results is, first, the interest of early adolescents and the contextual connection of early adolescents’ crisis phenomena, second, parents and teachers’ perceptions and concerns about ‘child-adolescent transition’ and characteristics, and third, the role and weight of parents and teachers involved in both crisis risk factors and crisis overcoming capacity in early adolescence.