[humanser] Creating a Genogram

[Michael Abell]

Hello Jonathon,
	I had a similar problem in my course work. Sometimes it is good to
determine just who the audience is. If you are working with a client to
share the information with, you could try to understand the genogram from
their view. You could use wicisticks (I hope that I am spelling ths right)
or other tactile representations of the various connections. I have even
used Tinkertoys! I imagine that you could also use Legos.
	I would get with your instructor. The most importand element of this
work in the classroom is that you are able to demonstrate your understanding
of the genogram. A paper could do this and is a perfectly acceptable
accomidation.

Warmly,

Rev. Michael “Big Dog” Abell
MSPC

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Subject: [humanser] Creating a Genogram

Good morning all,
For my advanced Social work with Groups course, we have to create our own
Genogram. Since there is a visual aspect to the Genogram, I was wondering if
anyone had any tips or tricks in creating one?

Thanks

Jonathan Franks BSW
1st Vice President
National Federation of the Blind Human Services Division Graduate Student
MSW Program Texas State University

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