The genogram is a basic tool in child psychiatry which can be used throughout the therapeutic process. It permits several elements to be linked: a drawing that allows the child to situate himself within his filiation; the narrative of the family history as told by the child and his family; as well as the affects which are sustaining this narrative. Through this linking, the genogram allows a work in depth on the child's relational environment and on the parent's place. This work can be carried out with the child alone, and it creates a narrative envelope which facilitates therapeutic evolution of the child and his family.
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Mosca, F., & Garnier, A. M. (2005). LE génogramme, outil de base en pédopsychiatrie. Therapie Familiale, 26(3), 247–258. https://doi.org/10.3917/tf.053.0247
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