History & Theory
A Brief History of Genograms: From Bowen's Family Diagrams to Modern Practice
Discover how genograms evolved from Murray Bowen's 1950s family diagrams to become essential tools in family therapy.
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History & Theory
Discover how genograms evolved from Murray Bowen's 1950s family diagrams to become essential tools in family therapy.
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Specialized Approaches
Learn how the TTRG helps clinicians assess trauma patterns and identify family strengths across generations.
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Culture & Assessment
Explore how cultural background influences family therapy and genogram assessment. Learn to integrate ethnicity and cultural context into clinical practice.
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Professional Development
Learn how the "Genogram with an Attitude" helps therapists explore their own biases and assumptions for multicultural competence.
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Practical Guide
Master the standard genogram symbols used by family therapists, social workers, and nurses. Learn structural, relationship, and health condition symbols.
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