Part I: Create a genogram of a family for the past three generations. The genog

Part I: Create a genogram of a family for the past three generations.
The genogram can be handwritten and scanned, completed as a PDF, or completed using
Word or Google Draw tools to ensure it can be uploaded.
Include the following in your genogram:
A key to provide an explanation of the symbols used within your genogram.
Note any mental health conditions, key relationship dynamics, addictions, social economic status, education level, and career choice within the family.
Part II: Write a reflective summary of 500-750 words, on the family generations.
Discuss any pertinent family patterns found from the genogram.
Analyze how these patterns and family stressors may have impacted an individual’s
development.
Use appropriate counseling-related professional websites to locate three to five
evidence-based sources to support your content.