Expert articles on genograms, family therapy, genealogy research, AI technology, and clinical best practices.
A GEDCOM file gives you names and dates, not a genogram. Here's the 5-step workflow for converting it, then rebuilding the relational and clinical layer GEDCOM was never built to hold.
Most therapists pick genogram software by feature checklist, then abandon it because it's slower than a legal pad. Here's how to buy for speed instead.
A 5-step clinician workflow for creating a genogram with AI: gather intake data, generate the map, verify symbols, refine layout, and pressure-test against real examples.
Most AI genogram tools just auto-arrange boxes. The ones worth using ingest your interview notes and clinical history and author the map for you.
60+ genogram interview questions organized by category, with the reasoning behind each one and a workflow for asking them without missing the system.
Eight annotated genogram examples for family therapists: Bowen triangles, structural boundaries, blended families, couples work, and cultural genograms.
Eight annotated genogram examples for counselors: alcohol, opioids, ACOA dynamics, codependency, dual diagnosis, and recovery mapped across generations.
Eight annotated genogram examples for nursing students, covering cardiovascular risk, diabetes, BRCA, COPD, sickle cell, and a full nursing assessment.
A genogram isn't a fancier family tree — it's a clinical instrument for reading emotional patterns across generations. Here's how to build one that actually works.
Dense genograms force lines to cross — and a flat crossing reads as a false connection. The design story behind automatic line tunneling and the circuit-diagram convention it borrows.
Building a 30-person genogram through toolbar menus means hundreds of pointer miles. How we mapped the classic pie-menu pattern onto genogram semantics — parents on top, children below — so direction equals generation.
How nurses use ecomaps in family health assessments — with 3 annotated clinical examples for cardiovascular, diabetes, and postpartum care.
How to conduct a genogram intake assessment in therapy, social work, and nursing — including what questions to ask, how to draw it in session, and how to use it clinically.
A step-by-step guide to reading a genogram — shapes, relationship lines, emotional bonds, and a worked annotated example for students and early-career clinicians.
Annotated genogram examples for social work, therapy, and nursing — covering CPS cases, substance abuse, family therapy, and hereditary health assessments.
We analyzed every major genogram tool—from legacy desktop apps to modern AI-powered platforms. See how they compare on features, ease of use, and value. Includes our Steve Jobs-inspired quadrant chart.
How GenogramAI's medical indicator system is helping genetic counselors identify hereditary patterns. Track heart disease, cancer, diabetes, mental health conditions, and substance abuse across generations.
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