Week 4 My Genogram Family Analysis


This scholarly doc is an interpretive analysis of the comprehensive genogram illustration which highlights trends in family relationships, marital status, family issues, family patterns of mental illness, and substance abuse.

Develop a scholarly doc in word format that addresses the following criteria:

  1. Complete a 5-6 page in-depth analysis of the information gained in the family genogram ALREADY DONE (SEE ATTACHED).
  2. Three issues should be addressed in this narrative:
  3. Define what the term “family” means to you and describe how your definition of family influenced the content of the genogram. Include cultural, spiritual and ethnic influences in your response.
  4. Describe your family’s structure.  Include household composition, sibling constellations, unusual family configurations and multiple families, i.e., foster care, adoption, stepfamilies, and god-families.  Provide specific examples of open-type, closed-type, or random-type communication and the presence of boundaries, if any.
  5. Discuss your reasons for excluding family members that may have been logical to include.
  6. Use key terms to interpret the family dynamics and communication and how it impacts the family.
  7. Interpret the family’s patterns and functioning between and within generations.  Provide specific examples to explain the family’s relationship with each other i.e., relationship dynamics between generations and intergenerational and family member roles.  Use key terms to interpret life events like marriages, divorces, transitions, traumas, family secrets, and critical life changes.

 

Grading Rubric

Formatted and cited in current APA style 7 ed  with support from at least 6 academic sources which need to be journal articles or books from 2019 up to now (all of them included in the references page). NO WEBSITES allowed for reference entry. Include doi, page numbers, etc. Plagiarism must be less than 10%.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Family Genogram Assignment

Yanetsi Alayon

St. Thomas University

NUR640 Psychiatric Management III

Dr. P

July 16th, 2023

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Family Genogram Assignment

 

Key

 

Generation I: Grandparents

  • Paternal grandparents

List

Birth/Death dates:

  1. Grandfather: 03/07/1938 – 08/01/2017
  2. Grandmother: 07/07/1941 – 01/05/2021

Dates of Marriage/Divorce: Married on 06/23/1965.

Race: White

Ethnicity: Hispanic

Culture: Cuban

Place of birth: Both born inMatanzas, Cuba

Residency: Matanzas, Cuba

Cause of death:

  1. Grandfather: Lung cancer
  2. Grandmother: Primary hypertension

Mental health and substance abuse issues: None

Family characteristics

Family structure: nuclear family

Type of marriage/Parental union: Traditional marriage

Length of the relationship: 58 years

Type of family: Nuclear

Authority pattern: Grandfather had the authority.

Emotional patterns: Close

Family/Generational values

Occupation:

  1. Grandfather: Worked in a cigar factory
  2. Grandmother: Tobacco farmer

Education: Both had basic education

Hobbies: Picknicks, Hiking, Travelling

Military duty: None

Work ethic: Worked hard.

Family business: None

Religion: Catholic

Addiction/Recovery: No

Incarceration: No

Homicide: No

Suicide: No

Reunions: No

Parenting style: Authoritarian

Mental illness: No

Emigration from country of birth: No

Marriage within or outside the culture: Marriage within culture

Sexuality: Heterosexual

Cancer: Yes; Grandfather died from lung cancer

Longevity: Yes

Foster care: No

Adoption: No

Child abuse: No

Social patterns

Neighborhoods: Grew up in rural Matanzas, Cuba

Communities: Cuban communities

Places of worship: Matanzas

Places of work and education: Matanzas

Social clubs: None

  • Maternal grandparents

List

Birth/Death dates:

  1. Grandfather: Born 05/05/1942
  2. Grandmother: Born 10/13/1950

Dates of Marriage/Divorce: Married on 11/18/1969; Divorced 01/22/1995.

Race: White

Ethnicity: Hispanic

Culture: Cuban

Place of birth: Havana, Cuba

Residency: Havana, Cuba

Cause of death: Not applicable

Mental health and substance abuse issues: None

Family characteristics

Family structure: nuclear family

Type of marriage/Parental union: Traditional union

Length of the relationship: 26 years

Type of family: Nuclear

Authority pattern: Grandfather headed the family.

Emotional patterns:Distant

Family/Generational values

Occupation:

  1. Grandfather: Postal courier
  2. Grandmother: Unemployed

Education: No formal education

Hobbies: Gardening, travelling

Military duty: None

Work ethic: Both were hard workers.

Family business: None

Religion: Catholic

Addiction/Recovery: None

Incarceration: No

Homicide: No

Suicide: No

Reunions: No

Parenting style: Authoritarian

Mental illness: None

Emigration from country of birth: No

Marriage within or outside the culture: Marriage within culture

Sexuality: Heterosexual

Cancer: No

Longevity: Yes

Foster care: No

Adoption: No

Child abuse: No

Social patterns

Neighborhoods: Deprived areas of Havana

Communities: Cuban

Places of worship: Havana

Places of work and education: Havana

Social clubs: None

 

Generation II: Parents

List

Birth/Death dates:

  1. Father: Born on 12/12/1973
  2. Mother: Born on 04/01/1974

Dates of Marriage/Divorce: Married 09/18/1994.

Race: White

Ethnicity: Hispanic

Culture: Cuban

Place of birth:

  1. Father: Matanzas, Cuba
  2. Mother: Havana, Cuba

Residency: Miami, Florida

Cause of death: Not applicable

Mental health and substance abuse issues: None

Family characteristics

Family structure: Nuclear

Type of marriage/Parental union: Traditional marriage

Length of the relationship: 29 years

Type of family: Nuclear

Authority pattern: Father is the head of the family.

Emotional patterns: Close

Family/Generational values

Occupation:

  1. Father: Firefighter
  2. Mother: Clerk

Education: Both have a high-school diploma

Hobbies: Travelling, Urban gardening

Military duty: None

Work ethic: Hard workers

Family business: None

Religion: Catholic

Addiction/Recovery:

  1. Dad’s eldest sister is addicted to cocaine.
  2. Mom’s younger brother is recovering from alcohol addiction.

Incarceration: None

Homicide: None

Suicide: None

Reunions: None

Parenting style: Authoritative

Mental illness: None

Emigration from country of birth: Both parents emigrated from Cuba.

Marriage within or outside the culture: within culture

Sexuality: Heterosexual

Cancer: No

Longevity: Yes

Foster care: No

Adoption: No

Child abuse: No

Social patterns

Neighborhoods: Little Havana

Communities: predominantly Cuban

Places of worship: Little Havana

Places of work and education: Little Havana

Social clubs: None

 

Generation III: Siblings

List

Birth/Death dates:

  1. Index person: Born 10/21/1994.
  2. Sibling sister: Born 01/01/1993.
  • Sibling sister: Born 04/20/2000.

Dates of Marriage/Divorce: Not applicable

Race: White

Ethnicity: Hispanic

Culture: Cuban

Place of birth: Miami, Florida

Residency: Miami, Florida

Cause of death: Not applicable

Mental health and substance abuse issues: None

Family characteristics

Family structure: nuclear family

Emotional patterns: Close

Family/Generational values

Occupation:

  1. Index person: Nurse
  2. Sibling sister: Paramedic
  • Sibling sister: Unemployed

Education: College-educated

Hobbies:

  1. Index person: Reading, travelling.
  2. Sibling sister: Hiking, playing the guitar.
  • Sibling sister: Reading, swimming

Military duty: None

Work ethic: All hard workers

Family business: Not applicable

Religion: Catholic

Addiction/Recovery: No

Incarceration: No

Homicide: No

Suicide: No

Reunions: No

Parenting style: Not applicable

Mental illness: None

Emigration from country of birth: No

Marriage within or outside the culture: No

Sexuality: All heterosexual

Cancer: None

Longevity: No

Foster care: None

Adoption: None

Child abuse: No

Social patterns

Neighborhoods: Little Havana

Communities: Predominantly Cuban

Places of worship: Little Havana

Places of work and education: Little Havana

Social clubs: None