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Genogram

A genogram, also known as a family diagram, is a pictorial display of a person's position and ongoing relationships in their family's hereditary hierarchy. It goes beyond a traditional family tree by allowing the user to visualize social patterns and psychological factors that punctuate relationships, especially patterns that repeat over the generations.

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Murray BowenPsychiatry
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Marriage and family therapy (MFT)World Health OrganizationEco-maps
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Family tree
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Genogram

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Avg. degree1.8
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related to history · 21
Genogram → Assessment, At, Betty Carter, Bowen, Bowen's, Family Assessment, Genograms, Georgetown Family Center Therapist, Gerson, Groome Center, He, In, Jack Bradt, McGoldrick, Monica McGoldrick, Murray Bowen, Randy Gerson, Sueli Petry, The, The Family Life Cycle
related to Symbols · 6
Genogram → For, It, Lily, Lily's, Paul, Paul's
related to Family therapy · 5
Genogram → Bowen's, In, MFT, Therapists, They
related to Software · 4
Genogram → Early, General-purpose, GenoPro, Several
related to Medicine and nursing · 3
Genogram → In, Studies, The World Health Organization
related to Education and training · 2
Genogram → Genograms, Students
related to Social work · 2
Genogram → Hartman, Social
has application · 1
Genogram → Genograms

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family genograms also social patterns relationships health work symbols used software systems assessment well use credited diagram hereditary medicine bowen

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triangulationinstance ofThey help clinicians and families visualize patterns0.80text
emotional cutoffinstance ofThey help clinicians and families visualize patterns0.80text
and the multigenerational transmission of anxietyinstance ofThey help clinicians and families visualize patterns0.80text
as described in Bowen's family systems theory.Medicineinstance ofThey help clinicians and families visualize patterns0.80text
nursingIn primary careinstance ofThey help clinicians and families visualize patterns0.80text
family medicineinstance ofThey help clinicians and families visualize patterns0.80text
genograms are used to collect family medical historiesinstance ofThey help clinicians and families visualize patterns0.80text
identify hereditary risk factorsinstance ofThey help clinicians and families visualize patterns0.80text
as described in Bowen's family systems theoryinstance ofThey help clinicians and families visualize patterns0.80text
their eldest child going to boarding schoolinstance ofthe diagram can depict relationships0.80text
their middle child having conflict with her motherinstance ofthe diagram can depict relationships0.80text
and their youngest having a health condition like juvenile diabetesinstance ofthe diagram can depict relationships0.80text

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