Non-Binary Symbol
A symbol representing non-binary gender identity
Standard genogram notation for non-binary symbol
How to Use This Symbol
Used for individuals who identify outside the male-female gender binary
When to Use the Non-Binary Symbol
The non-binary symbol is an essential part of standard genogram notation. Proper use of this symbol helps ensure your genogram can be understood by other clinicians, researchers, and family members.
Best Practices
- Always use consistent symbol sizes throughout your genogram
- Place symbols in the appropriate generational row
- Include relevant dates and information near the symbol
- Use standard line connections to show relationships
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the non-binary symbol represent in a genogram?
A symbol representing non-binary gender identity
When should I use the non-binary symbol?
Used for individuals who identify outside the male-female gender binary
Is the non-binary symbol standardized across all genograms?
Yes, the non-binary symbol is part of widely used genogram notation, based on the conventions described by Monica McGoldrick, Randy Gerson and colleagues. Using consistent symbols helps clinicians, researchers and family members read your genogram the same way.
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