Depression Across Generations
A three-generation genogram tracing major depressive disorder through the maternal line, illustrating patterns of suicide, alcoholism, recurrent...
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About This Genogram
A three-generation genogram tracing major depressive disorder through the maternal line, illustrating patterns of suicide, alcoholism, recurrent depression, treatment-resistant depression, and postpartum depression. Highlights intergenerational transmission of mood disorders and family cutoff dynamics.
Key Patterns in This Genogram
Multigenerational Transmission
How conditions and behaviors are passed across generations through family dynamics.
Emotional Relationships
Patterns of enmeshment, cutoff, conflict, and closeness between family members.
Family System Dynamics
How the family operates as a system with roles, boundaries, and recurring patterns.
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