The Family Genogram is a useful tool for marriage, couple, and family counselors to help clients understand their family of origin and its impact on their current functioning. After watching this Genogram Video 2020Links to an external site. (17:27) discuss your thoughts, feelings, and reactions to the counseling work done using a genogram. What does the insight yielded in the video say about family therapy? Based on your learning this week, how would you explain marriage, couple, and family counseling to someone who is not familiar with it?

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American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy (AAMFT) is the professional association for marriage and family therapists (MFTs). Its website has a wealth of information on all things marriage, couple, and family therapy/counseling. Make sure to check out the About Marriage and Family TherapistLinks to an external site. page and watch the video Understanding the Benefits of Marriage and Family TherapyLinks to an external site. (3:00) that introduces the roles of MFTs.

Description: American Counseling Association (ACA) has its own division devoted to marriage and family counseling: International Association of Marriage and Family Counselors (IAMFC). Review the websiteLinks to an external site. for webinars, conferences, publications, and other MCFC related information.

Description: This website, James Robert BitterLinks to an external site., developed by the author of Theory and Practice of Couple and Family Counseling (3rd Edition), has a vast amount of information about marriage, couple and family counseling (MCFC). It includes a comprehensive glossary available of all the terms, people, and models that make up couples and family counseling, many video demonstrations of different MCFC approaches, and brief introductions to many major contributors to MCFC.