Genogram & Eco-map
Abstract
Genograms and eco-maps are graphical representations to help process life circumstances. They are useful for describing relationships, characteristics, and seeing interactions form an aerial point of view. They are helpful for those in the helping traditions in working with clients. They can also be helpful when looking into personal history. Genograms help in arriving at a clearer picture of PIE (Person In the Environment) in regards to self-evaluation or with a client. The film In America (2002) serves as an example for how eco-maps can be put together.
- Genogram & Eco-map
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- About Author & Document
- Jacob Campbell is a social work student at Eastern Washington University. He holds an AA from Columbia Basin College, and worked with at-risk youth at Jubilee Youth Ranch for two years. Please direct any questions to him through his contact page. The report was published on Jacob’s personal website. Bertha is a fellow Social work student at Eastern
- Original document ~ 11-25-06
~ this page was last updated on 2007-04-04