3-Generation genogram

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The three-generation genogram offers a overview of a three generational family system. The first generation consists of a heterosexual married couple with three biological children: the eldest and middle children are heterosexual females, while the youngest is a heterosexual male. The female parent from the first generation is deceased. The male parent from the first generation suffers from depression.

In the second generation, the middle daughter is deceased. The youngest son, from the second generation, is in a live-in heterosexual relationship and has a biological son. His partner suffers from heart disease. He has a strained relationship with his eldest sister’s youngest daughter.

The eldest daughter, in the second generation, suffers from depression, like her father. The second generation daughter is in heterosexual marriage and has two biological daughters with her husband. The first-generation male parent shares a close emotional bond with his eldest daughter’s first-born, third generation daughter.

A significant loss in the family is indicated by the death of the middle daughter and first generation female parent. Mental health concerns are present as both the father and eldest daughter experience depression. This genogram highlights potential areas of focus for therapeutic intervention, including the impact of loss, mental health concerns, relationship dynamics, and intergenerational patterns. A comprehensive assessment of family history and current functioning is necessary to develop appropriate interventions and support strategies.