The Color-Coded Timeline Trauma Genogram

Jordan, Karin

doi:10.1093/brief-treatment/mhh005

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“…The display of transgenerational trauma in U.S.‐born Latino youth creates a responsibility among mental health clinicians to explore an additional layer of the mental health of these clients. Goodman and West‐Olatunji () have identified two helpful instruments for assessing transgenerational trauma, the Multidimensional Trauma Recovery and Resiliency Scale and the color‐coded timeline trauma genogram (Harvey et al, ; Jordan, ). A modified version of the PTSD Symptoms Scale–Self‐Report developed by Boney‐McCoy and Finkelhor () features reworded items that are non‐trauma‐specific and can be helpful in identifying Hispanic youth who are experiencing trauma symptoms.…”

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A New Look at Transgenerational Trauma Transmission: Second‐Generation Latino Immigrant Youth

Phipps

Degges‐White

2014

J Multicult Couns & Deve

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Transgenerational trauma, which was first documented in the 1960s to describe trauma symptoms experienced by descendants of holocaust survivors, has been linked to psychological and physiological transmission factors. Although traumatization still occurs among contemporary immigrant groups, particularly Latino immigrants, little attention has been paid to the experiences of these individuals. The authors present the relevant cultural considerations and conditions that support the need for proactive assessment of transgenerational trauma in u.S.-born Latino youth.El trauma transgeneracional, que fue documentado por primera vez en los años 60 para describir los síntomas de trauma experimentados por descendientes de los supervivientes del holocausto, ha sido relacionado con factores de transmisión psicológicos y fisiológicos. Aunque la traumatización todavía ocurre entre grupos de inmigrantes en la actualidad, particularmente en inmigrantes latinos, se ha prestado escasa atención a las experiencias de estos individuos. Los autores presentan las consideraciones y condiciones culturales relevantes que apoyan la necesidad de realizar una evaluación proactiva del trauma transgeneracional en la población de jóvenes latinos nacidos en los Estados unidos.

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A New Look at Transgenerational Trauma Transmission: Second‐Generation Latino Immigrant Youth

Phipps

Degges‐White

2014

J Multicult Couns & Deve

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“…(11,12) Genogram kapsamlı bir şekilde Rogers ve Durkin'in 1977'de, Pendegast ve Sherman'ın 1977'de, Bowen'in 1980'de, Smoyak'ın 1982'de, Mc Goldrick ve Gerson'un 1985'de, Gerson'un 1987'de geniş bir şekilde benzer pek çok yazar tarafından tanımlanan klinik bir araçtır. (10,16) Murray Bowen'in 1978 yılında aile sistemleri teorisini geliştirmesinin ardından McGoldrick ve Gerson genogramın yapılanması ve yorumlanmasının standardizasyonunda ilk kapsamlı çalışmayı Bowen'in çalışması esas alınarak formüle etmişlerdir. 1985 yılından bu yana genogram kullanımı, yapısı ve uygulanma şekilleri değişip gelişmiştir, aile hekimliği disiplininde aile görüşmeleri esnasında aile genogramının kullanımı ile oluşturulacak standart bir yaklaşımın çok faydalı olacağı şüphesizdir.…”

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“…Aynı soydan iki kişinin kanserden etkilenmiş olması (birinin endometrial kanser ve diğerinin kolon kanseri) anamnezde, herediter non-polipozis kolon kanseri (genetik geçişli bir kolon kanseri çeşidi) olma şüphesi riskini tek soydan kanser olma öyküsüne göre arttırır. (4,9,16)…”

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Evaluation of patients based on family genogram

Öngel¹,

Örs²

2019

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“…Depression in a family member is associated with an increased incidence of psychopathology and physical morbidity in other members. Having this in mind can facilitate prevention, early diagnosis and adjust the advice to the stage of individual or family development in which the patient or family is located [41][42][43][44]. Figure 5 shows an example of an outbreak of conjunctivitis in a family [41].…”

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Family Genogram in General Medicine: A Soft Technology that can be Strong. An Update

Turabián¹

2017

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What is traditionally called individual, family and community care are elements of the same reality and cannot be separated. The genogram is an instrument or tool of the biopsychosocial model that gives information about the patient, their family and context, and that implies a prognostic value and useful information for the consultation. The biomedical family history means collecting problems of genetic transmission, but from the biopsychosocial point of view it can go much further: the elaboration of the genogram produces a therapeutic link with the family, implying a qualitative change in the relationship; the genogram gives rise hypotheses -in circular terms-about patients' risks for family related illnesses or stressors, such as diabetes, hypertension, coronary heart disease, substance abuse, and depression; It allows developing a provisional explanation about how the family system is organized around a problem; genogram shows events of family life, transitions and turning points, that mean opportunistic prevention and treatment moments. "Complex" genograms present families with psychosocial problems that can be expressed like biomedical problems. The genogram can be used as a screening system in all patients, at their first glance, regardless of the problem that motivates their consultation, to identify biological or psychosocial problems that would manifest themselves later. It is advisable to make "feasible" genograms avoiding excessive information that paralyzes understanding and intervention. The genograms are a fixed photograph of the family at a certain moment, and the concept of "chronogram" should be incorporated (evolution of the same genogram after the time).

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The Color-Coded Timeline Trauma Genogram

Cited by 20 publications

References 45 publications

A New Look at Transgenerational Trauma Transmission: Second‐Generation Latino Immigrant Youth

A New Look at Transgenerational Trauma Transmission: Second‐Generation Latino Immigrant Youth

Evaluation of patients based on family genogram

Family Genogram in General Medicine: A Soft Technology that can be Strong. An Update

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