What Is a Genogram?
A genogram is a graphic representation of a family tree enriched with medical, emotional, and relational information. Learn what makes it different from a simple family tree and why professionals use it.
Read more →Genogram Articles & Guides
Everything you need to know about genograms — from basic concepts to practical use in therapy and social work.
Genogram Symbols Explained
A complete guide to standardised genogram symbols: shapes for gender and status, lines for relationships, and markers for medical history. Includes a printable reference chart.
Read more →Genograms in Family Therapy
How therapists use genograms to identify patterns, recurring conflicts, and intergenerational trauma. Practical examples from systemic family therapy sessions.
Read more →Genogram vs. Family Tree — What Is the Difference?
Both document family relationships — but they serve very different purposes. This article explains the key differences and when to use which.
Read more →How to Create a Genogram — Step by Step
A practical walkthrough for creating your first genogram: choosing a starting point, adding family members, documenting relationships, and annotating health information.
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