Thefield offamily counseling has recognized the importance of context on individuals' lives. However, few tools for assessing the influence of culture exist. This article describes the multicultural genogram, which assesses both the culture and worldview offamily members. The multicultural genogram can be used to assess cultural factors as well as to establish rapport with diverse families. Cultural variables explored in the genogram include race, ethnicity, gender, immigration, social class, and spirituality. Clinical examples are provided.
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