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Visit our Self-Paced, Online Continuing Education Policies & FAQs for additional information regarding the CFBT online learning center, accommodations for disabilities, reporting problems with the course, instructions for viewing webinars, etc. All course content, including post-tests, should take approximately two hours to complete. However, participants can send an email to the instructor via the online moodle interface within the course and expect to receive a response within 48 hours. Real-time communication with the instructor in our online, self-paced distance learning courses is not possible. Participants can communicate with the instructors via the online moodle interface. There are post-tests to ensure comprehension of the material. It includes recorded audio, recorded video-based webinars, and selected readings. This course uses an online distance-learning self-paced format. Browning was given an award for Distinguished Contributions to Family Psychology by division 43 of the American Psychological Association. Browning is a diplomat in couple and family psychology and is part of the clinical training team of the National Stepfamily Resource Center. He has published numerous books, chapters and articles on these topics, as well as on the genogram. He is a noted authority on psychological treatment with stepfamilies, families of homicide, and families on the spectrum. Browning is a professor in the Department of in the Department of Professional Psychology at Chestnut Hill College in Philadelphia.
A scoring system for quantifying the symbols used in the genogram developed by Dr. A detailed symbol legend for describing the qualitative or interactional dimension of relationships between different family subsystems is introduced and demonstrated. Browning introduces the basic three generation genogram which identifies in pictorial form members of the larger family system and the pivotal events shaping the life of the family and integrates it with a structural map. Genograms have a long and rich history in family therapy practice, both as an assessment tool and as a tool for reframing problems and their solutions as relational.