I. Briefly introduce your family. Discuss the sociopolitical, cultural, economic, spiritual, etc. issues in your family. Do not spend a lot of time describing demographic details that can be observed on the genogram. • You can use first person in this narrative. • You will not need an abstract; however, you will need a cover page. A reference page must be provided if you use citations.
II. Using the data gathered and the analyses you have made based upon your genogram and other resources, address the following questions: A. What do you understand about yourself within the context of this multigenerational family? B. How do the cultural, historical, and personal characteristic aspects of the information impact your understanding of the self? C. If at all, what are the family lifecycle-related issues in the past or present that have influenced your family and/or interface with question D? D. What intergenerational dynamics, patterns and/or themes that you have identified influence you (or others) in your current family? Jump to the last section of the present document, “Interpreting Genograms” and then draw a conclusion about your analysis. E. What areas do you need to work on in order to become a better spouse, parent, counselor, and godly person? Conclude this part of the assignment with personal reflections on the development of this project. Were there any issues that came to light? What did you learn?
