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10 Free Genogram Templates
Browse genogram templates across every major category like profession, family type, clinical focus, medical history, and more. Open any in EasyGenogram to customize and export.
What This Template Shows
A two-generation nuclear family unit; the simplest possible starting point for a genogram.
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What This Template Shows
A three-generation genogram built around a psychology doctoral student as the primary person, with a two-generation mood disorder pattern on the paternal side, a conflict line between the parents, and a distant/poor line between the mother and the primary person.
In doctoral psychology training, the personal genogram surfaces the trainee's own family patterns before they become countertransference in clinical work; what becomes visible here is the emotional material a supervisor would want examined before the trainee sits with clients presenting similar dynamics.
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What This Template Shows
A single-mother household with two children, a deceased father figure on the maternal side, and an absent biological father shown with poor relational connection to the children.
The maternal grandmother is shown as an active support node with a close line to the mother; reflecting how single-parent genograms often reveal the extended family members carrying caregiving weight that isn't visible in the immediate household structure alone.
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What This Template Shows
Three generations with alcoholism on the paternal grandfather, substance abuse on the maternal grandfather, alcohol use disorder on the father, and a substance abuse marker on the adult son as primary person; a clear intergenerational pattern across the male line.
The divorce and remarriage structure, the conflict line between son and father, and the close line between son and stepmother show how the relational fallout from substance use runs alongside the pattern itself.
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What This Template Shows
Three generations with Type 2 diabetes markers on the paternal grandfather, paternal grandmother, and father, and a separate diabetes marker on the maternal grandfather; both sides of the family carrying the condition.
What becomes visible is hereditary risk concentration, which is what this template is built to show.
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What This Template Shows
A three-generation personal genogram with the individual as primary person, mapped with their parents, siblings, and grandparents on both sides. Close lines, conflict lines, and distant/poor lines are already drawn across the main relationships; the structure prompts the person to examine their own family dynamics rather than a client's, which is the specific purpose of a self-genogram in supervision or clinical training.
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What This Template Shows
Four generations with Great Migration migration markers on the paternal great-grandparents, an extended kinship member shown within the maternal household, and close lines running across generational boundaries, reflecting the kinship care patterns common in African American family systems.
The diagram maps both the structural family and the informal support network that functions alongside it.
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What This Template Shows
A three-generation genogram with a full emotional overlay.
Every relationship in the diagram carries a line showing its quality. The conflict between the paternal grandparents, the closeness between maternal grandparents, the ambivalent bond between the parents, the enmeshment between the mother and daughter, and the cutoff between the father and his own father all show how emotional patterns move across generations rather than appearing in isolation.
What becomes visible when all the emotional lines are drawn together is not just how individual relationships function but how the family system as a whole transmits relational patterns; which is what an emotional relationship genogram is built to surface.
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What This Template Shows
Three generations with active religious affiliation markers on the maternal grandparents and mother, lapsed markers on the father, and religious trauma markers on the father and the primary person.
Conflict lines run between the primary person and the mother and maternal grandfather; a close line connects the primary person and father.
What the diagram shows is how extreme religious practice became a site of rupture rather than transmission; the pattern is visible across three generations.
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What This Template Shows
A placement structure showing the biological parents with terminated parental rights, abuse (neglect) between the biological father and the children, substance abuse marker on the biological mother, a CPS institution label connected to both, and the two children placed with foster parents via foster relationship lines.
The paternal grandmother is shown as a kinship placement option that was not approved.
The diagram maps the full child welfare picture; biological family, system involvement, and current caregiving arrangement in one view.
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How to Use Any Template
- Find the template that matches your context above or browse the full directory at Genogram Template.
- Click "Use this genogram" to open it in EasyGenogram, or download as-is in PDF or PNG format.
- Replace the generic labels with real names, change shapes/symbols, adjust relationship lines, and add or remove family members as needed.
- Export as PDF or PNG, or share via link.
FAQ
Are these genogram templates free?
Yes, all templates on EasyGenogram are free to open and customize. Export requires a subscription for most users; students with a valid school email can export free.
How many genogram templates are available on EasyGenogram?
Over 140, covering structure, profession, family type, clinical focus, medical history, academic context, cultural context, relationship patterns, spiritual context, specialty use cases, and more.
Can I print a genogram template?
Yes. Export any template as PDF or PNG from EasyGenogram and print at any size.
Do I need to download anything to use these templates?
No. All templates open directly in EasyGenogram in your browser, no download or installation required.
What is the difference between a genogram template and a genogram example?
A template is a starting structure you fill in with your own family's information. An example is a completed diagram showing a specific family, used to illustrate what a finished genogram looks like. Both genogram templates and genogram examples are fully customizable on EasyGenogram.









