Create a three-generation genogram using standardized symbols to analyze family relationship dynamics.

Here are the key requirements:

• Generations: Include three generations. Choose between:

  • Your generation, your parents' generation, and your grandparents' generation (if you don't have adult, married children).
  • Your generation, your parents' generation, and your children's generation (if you have adult married children).

• Standardized Symbols: Use the following symbols in your genogram:

  • Squares for males
  • Circles for females
  • Horizontal lines for marriages
  • Dotted lines for cohabitation
  • Two slashes through relationship lines for divorce
  • Vertical line down from a couple to their children
  • Double line for a very close, healthy relationship
  • Triple line for a very close, unhealthy relationship
  • Jagged line for a conflictual relationship
  • Lowercase 'a' for an addiction
  • Lowercase 'm' for a mental illness