- used for
genograms.
Genograms were
later developed and po****rized by
McGoldrick and
Randy Gerson through their 1985 book
titled Genograms in Family...
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detailed family trees, used in
medicine and
social work, are
known as
genograms.
Genealogical data can be
represented in
several formats, for example...
- Studies: 61–81. McGoldrick, M.; Gerson, R.; S****enberger, S. (1999).
Genograms ****essment and
Intervention (2nd ed.). New York: W.W.
Norton & Company...
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GenoPro is a
software application for
drawing family trees and
genograms.
GenoPro can
store additional information such as; pictures, contacts, places...
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together with the
genograms, can be
informative to both the
client and
clinician and can help to
inform the ****ure of practice. As the
genograms can help to...
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GEDCOM standard.
There are also some
programs that
allow users to
create Genograms which can be used by scientists,
social workers, doctors, and
others to...
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Family trees Pedigree chart Genogram Ahnentafel Genealogical numbering systems Seize quartiers Quarters of nobility...
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Family trees Pedigree chart Genogram Ahnentafel Genealogical numbering systems Seize quartiers Quarters of nobility...
- that encomp****es a
family or individual. An
ecogram is a
combination of a
genogram and an ecomap. The
terms "ecogram" and "ecomap" are
often used interchangeably...
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Relationship education Systemic coaching Systems theory Reality therapy the
genogram The
number of
sessions depends on the situation, but the
average is 5–20...
