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Posted Saturday, December 12, 2009 - Post #25110
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Genopro arranges remarriages differently (and IMHO with more confusion) than how M. McGoldrick et al does in Genograms: Assessment and Intervention.

Using this video - Divorce - Second Spouse - Mark is placed to the left of Christopher. In McGoldrick's book, Mark would be placed to the Right of Jeanie. When you have a few remarriages on both sides, the Genogram starts to look like a plethora of same-sex unions (as related to me by one of my adult clients)

Is there a way to ensure remarriages resemble the format used by McGoldrick?

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Edited: Saturday, December 12, 2009 by Ron
Posted Saturday, December 12, 2009 - Post #25111
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I do not know the reference you give, but GenoPro can arrange the Genogram how you want to show; it just has to be done manually. Personally I prefer to move the family (marriage) line to show the explicit sequence, some thing like this

Posted Saturday, December 12, 2009 - Post #25118
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I do not know the reference you give, but GenoPro can arrange the Genogram how you want to show; it just has to be done manually. Personally I prefer to move the family (marriage) line to show the explicit sequence, some thing like this


Thanks for the tip!


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