PSYCH MGMT III Genogram
This is a scaffolding assignment to help students understand how a genogram is created and how to use the various symbols to denote family relationships, marital status, family issues, family patterns of mental illness, and substance abuse.
Develop a genogram illustration that addresses the following criteria:
- Choose a family (for this assignment this can be your own family)
- Draw three generations of genealogy, legal family, pets, and others who have played an integral role in the family, if applicable.
- Use only standardized genogram symbols.
- Show structure of family members: siblings, aunts/uncles, grandparents, remarriages, blended families (step-members and half siblings), divorces, pets, close family friends, and god families.
- List dates birth/death, dates of marriage, and divorce. Include the race, ethnicity, culture, place of birth, residency, cause of death, mental.
PSYCH MGMT III Genogram
This is a scaffolding assignment to help students understand how a genogram is created and how to use the various symbols to denote family relationships, marital status, family issues, family patterns of mental illness, and substance abuse.
Develop a genogram illustration that addresses the following criteria:
- Choose a family (for this assignment this can be your own family)
- Draw three generations of genealogy, legal family, pets, and others who have played an integral role in the family, if applicable.
- Use only standardized genogram symbols.
- Show structure of family members: siblings, aunts/uncles, grandparents, remarriages, blended families (step-members and half siblings), divorces, pets, close family friends, and god families.
- List dates birth/death, dates of marriage, and divorce. Include the race, ethnicity, culture, place of birth, residency, cause of death, mental.
PSYCH MGMT III Genogram
This is a scaffolding assignment to help students understand how a genogram is created and how to use the various symbols to denote family relationships, marital status, family issues, family patterns of mental illness, and substance abuse.
Develop a genogram illustration that addresses the following criteria:
- Choose a family (for this assignment this can be your own family)
- Draw three generations of genealogy, legal family, pets, and others who have played an integral role in the family, if applicable.
- Use only standardized genogram symbols.
- Show structure of family members: siblings, aunts/uncles, grandparents, remarriages, blended families (step-members and half siblings), divorces, pets, close family friends, and god families.
- List dates birth/death, dates of marriage, and divorce. Include the race, ethnicity, culture, place of birth, residency, cause of death, mental. APA.