Name: Using Genograms in Family Therapy eLearning Course
Address: Australia

Using Genograms in Family Therapy eLearning Course

Objective:

OPD Points: 10

You have 12 months from the date of enrolment to complete this online course. Enrolment in this course provides 12 months online access to all learning materials. Enrol online at any time.

This online module aims to provide participants with a thorough understanding of how to construct and use genograms in assessment and intervention. Genograms are a multigenerational assessment tool for understanding family functioning and family processes. The module consists of 5 self-paced sections and includes video demonstration, practical examples, reflective tasks, readings and a short quiz. The course is suitable for health and welfare professionals who currently or intend to work with families. It is anticipated that the module will take 8-10 hours.

Outline:

Learning experiences and teaching methodologies include:

Self-directed study modules
Videos and video demonstrations
Online progressive learning tasks- short ungraded quizzes
Reflective tasks
Readings
Certificate of completion

Content:

Within this module there are 5 self-paced includes chapters:

Understanding genograms, constructing genograms,
Using genograms in family therapy,
Cultural genograms,
Mapping wider systems: Ecomaps.

The module includes videos reflective learning tasks, practice examples, demonstrations, references and a short quiz at the end of the module. The course provides a number of up to date and reliable references. A Certificate of Completion is issued on the completion of the course.

Learning Outcomes·

To know how to construct and use genograms for the purpose to better understand family patterns and dynamics
To reflect on using genograms in clinical practice: to identify both transgenerational patterns of ill physical and mental health
To be able to use family strengths as a resource in therapy
To know how to apply the information gathered in a family interview about the family
To understand how to construct and apply cultural and sociogram/ecograms to look for resources for use in therapy

Presenter / Provider:

Christine Senediak, Dr Glenn Larner and Andrea Worth

Presenter Qualifications:

Christine Senediak BA (Hons), M Psychol (Clin), M Family Therapy Glenn Larner Glenn Larner B.A. (Hons) M. Psych. PhD

Christine Senediak is the Director of Sydney Family Therapy Training Institute (SFTTI) based in Sydney, Australia, a subsidiary of Clinical Supervision Services. She has over 40 years of experience working as a clinical psychologist, family therapist, educator and supervisor and has worked both in the public and private health systems specializing in working with children, adolescents and their families and specialist Cross Cultural Services and the Children’s Court Clinic. She provides supervision to addiction services, adolescent mental health inpatient and outpatient services, adult mental health and family support services.

Other contributors to the program include, Dr Glenn Larner (Clinical Psychologist) and Andrea Worth (Snr Social Worker), who both have extensive experience working, supervising and teaching family therapy and in child and adolescent mental health services.

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January 14, 2024

January 14, 2025

Using Genograms in Family Therapy eLearning Course

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