Field Placement Genograms
Without the Frustration
Your supervisor needs a family genogram. You're already stretched thin with process recordings and classes. Get it done in minutes, not hours.
The Social Work Student Struggle
Between classes, field hours, and assignments—you don't have time to fight with software.
Field Placement Wants It Yesterday
"Your field supervisor asked for a genogram of your client's family system. They want it before tomorrow's supervision meeting. You've never made one outside of a textbook example."
Field placements throw you into real clinical work fast. There's no time to learn new software when you're also writing process recordings and attending seminars.
Complex Families Don't Fit Simple Tools
"Your client has a blended family with three marriages, step-siblings, half-siblings, an estranged parent, and two incarcerated relatives. PowerPoint crashes just thinking about it."
Social work deals with complex family structures. The families we serve don't fit neat templates—they need tools that handle real-world complexity.
HBSE Course Shows Examples, Doesn't Teach Tools
"Human Behavior and Social Environment covered genograms in one lecture. The professor showed beautiful examples from the textbook. Then moved on. Now you have to create one."
MSW programs pack in so much content that practical tool training gets skipped. You're expected to figure it out on your own time.
MSW Debt Is Already Crushing
"You're taking out loans for tuition. Buying $200 textbooks. Doing unpaid field hours. The idea of paying $50 for software you'll use twice feels impossible."
Social work students have some of the highest debt-to-income ratios of any graduate program. Every dollar matters.
Built for Real Social Work
The families you work with are complex. Your tools should handle that.
Complex Family Structures
Multiple marriages, step-relationships, blended families, adoptions, foster placements. Real families, not textbook examples.
Emotional Relationship Mapping
Cutoffs, enmeshment, conflict, estrangement. Show the patterns that matter for assessment and intervention planning.
Trauma & Loss Indicators
Deceased members, miscarriages, stillbirths, abuse history. Document the information your assessments require.
Systems Perspective
See the whole family system at once. Identify patterns across generations. Present findings clearly in supervision.
Ready for Any Placement
Genograms are used across social work practice areas. One tool covers them all.
Child Welfare
Map family systems for case documentation. Show placement history, relative resources, risk factors.
Healthcare Social Work
Document family medical history. Identify caregivers. Plan discharge with family resources in view.
Mental Health
Assessment tool for family therapy. Show multigenerational patterns. Document for treatment planning.
School Social Work
Understand student's home environment. Identify family strengths and challenges. Collaborate with families.
Look Competent in Supervision
Your field supervisor has seen hundreds of genograms. A clean, properly-notated diagram demonstrates clinical competency. A hand-drawn mess suggests you're still learning the basics.
Documentation Ready
Export for case files, presentations, or agency records.
Client Collaboration
Build genograms with clients to explore their family history together.
Proper Notation
Standard symbols that any social worker would recognize.
You Have Enough on Your Plate
Process recordings. Seminar papers. Client sessions. Field hours. Let the genogram be the easy part.
Free plan includes:
- 2 genograms (perfect for field placement)
- Complex family structures supported
- AI generation from description
- PDF export for documentation
- No credit card needed
Ready before your next supervision meeting.