Creately Clinical Genograms

A wide range of genogram examples across 12 categories, from medical, emotional and social work to family systems, cultural and career. Filter by type, search by name, or start from a blank canvas.

Standard
McGoldrick
Categories
12
Genogram Types
26
To use
Free
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A highlighted subset of genogram examples from the broader library, organized by clinical use case.

All Genograms Community GenogramsCounseling GenogramsCultural GenogramsEmotional GenogramsFamily GenogramsFinancial GenogramsLegal GenogramsMedical GenogramsPsychological GenogramsSocial Work GenogramsSpiritual GenogramsTherapy Genograms

Collection note: This page highlights a subset of examples to show category coverage and notation patterns. Every card links to an editable version of that example.

Category Coverage

Therapy, medical, counseling, community and psychological examples are the strongest starting points — they show the clearest differences in notation, from genetic-condition shading to household and support-network mapping.

Notation Patterns

Most examples build on the standard three-generation structure, adding category-specific marks — double lines for attachment, dashed lines for cutoff, or shaded shapes for a tracked condition.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does this genogram collection show?

The collection includes family structures, health histories, emotional relationships and support networks. Each example gives you an editable starting point that you can adapt to your own family or case.

How are these examples grouped on the page?

Examples are grouped by their category, including therapy, counseling, medical, cultural and community genograms. Some examples belong to more than one category. Select a category or search by name to narrow the collection.

Can I start from a blank canvas instead?

Yes. Select New Example or Create Custom Example to open Creately's genogram workspace and start your own diagram.