Genegrams go beyond simple family trees and provide detailed insights into various aspects of family relationships. Download free Genogram templates at Wordlayouts, which are editable and designed for medical history, career, global heritage, social work, basic family genograms, and more. You can use these templates to create a genogram for your family, for an educational project, or for research purposes and customize them to your unique requirements.
A genogram is a graphical representation of a family tree and includes detailed information about relationships among family members, such as medical histories, behavioral patterns, and social relationships across many generations. Because of these additional elements, a genogram gives a more detailed view than a family tree. These genogram templates have been designed to explore various facets of a family and can be used by both professionals and for personal study. They are user friendly and you can customize them easily without requiring much technical expertise. It is easy to change colors, add more symbols, and rearrange the layout according to peculiar family situations. Creating a geneogram can be a rewarding experience to gain insights into complex family dynamics. Use these templates to honor your family history or to gather insights for a study as a social worker or healthcare professional.
A genogram is a graphical representation of a family tree that includes detailed information about relationships among family members, such as medical histories, behavioral patterns, and social relationships, often spanning multiple generations.
Genograms include additional data such as emotional relationships, medical histories, and significant life events, and are more comprehensive as compared to traditional family trees.
The templates are available in AI (Adobe Illustrator), PPTX (PowerPoint), and DOCX (Microsoft Word) formats.
You can change the color scheme in these templates easily. If you are using Adobe Illustrator, then select the elements for which you want to use a different color and use the Color Picker or Swatches panel to apply new colors. For Microsoft Word or PowerPoint, select a new fill and line color by choosing the option “Format Shape.” Similarly, for Google Slides, click on elements and select the “Fill color” option in the toolbar to customize colors for your genogram.
Adding custom symbols to indicate specific conditions or relationships is straightforward. You will find a set of symbols in each template. If you are using Adobe Illustrator, then you can simply use these symbols again each time you want to add new information to your template. Insert symbols in MS Word and PowerPoint formats by using the “Insert” tab. For Google Slides, use a similar approach and use the “Insert” option to add symbols.
If you want to print at a larger size, we recommend using the Adobe Illustrator format. In this format, you can resize the template without losing quality.
