Intermediate
Genograms in Family Assessment
A 10-hour intermediate-level course teaching the use of genograms as assessment, treatment planning, and therapeutic tools. Learners develop skills to map multi-generational family patterns—including addiction, trauma, and relational dynamics—and apply this understanding to inform more accurate and comprehensive treatment approaches. This course emphasizes Canadian clinical contexts, cultural safety, and recovery-informed practice.
Lifetime accessCertificate of completion19 lessonsMobile & desktop
Family TherapyTrauma-Informed CareCultural CompetencyFamiliesAssessment & Screening
$100CAD
10 CEU hrs
What you'll learn
Understand the theoretical foundations of genograms and family systems theory
Create comprehensive genograms using standardized symbols and notation
Identify and interpret multi-generational patterns including trauma, addiction, and mental health
Assess relational dynamics and family systems within a Canadian context
Apply genograms as assessment and treatment planning tools in clinical practice
