CHAPTER 7 (SOCIOLOGY BSC)(encrypted).pdf

SOCIOLOGY RELATED DESCRITION ARE VTHERE

1. CHAPTER7

CLINICAL SOCIOLOGY

2. LEARNING OBJECTIVES y
Q Describe the concept U Understand the use of
of clinical sociology. clinical sociology in the
U Discuss the sociological crisis intervention
strategies for the
abused.

3. Vision

CHAPTER OUTLINE y

Q Concept of clinical U Job responsibilities of

sociology. clinical sociologist.

Q Meaning and U Sociological strategies
definition of clinical for the abused
sociology. Q Use of clinical

Q Scope of clinical sociology in crisis
sociology. intervention

4. CLINICAL SOCIOLOGY

° It is the application of sociological theories,
research/methods, and interventions to social
issues and problems presented by clients.

* Clinical sociology is the same
as sociology except that it adds intervention,
prevention, and social amelioration

components to its framework.

5. JOB RESPONSIBILITIES OF CLINICAL ©
SOCIOLOGIST

In general, a clinical sociologist identifies
problems and proposes solutions.

In a therapeutic or counseling scenario, clinical
sociologists help clients to alleviate issues with
society or with other individuals, such as in
marriage counseling.

They might work with specific groups or an entire
community to pinpoint issues and find ways to
eliminate them.

Other duties of clinical sociologists vary according
to the position of the sociologist.

6. Sociological strategies for the abused

Counseling and advocacy for victims of abuse.

Family and caregiver support programs that
include alternative living arrangements and
out-of-home placement for children.

Protective guardianship for abused elders.
Shelters for battered women.

Educational programs for those who are at a
risk of abusing or being abused

7. USE OF CLINICAL SOCIOLOGY IN
CRISIS INTERVENTION
Assisting the client in meeting the basic needs
(Food, Shelter, and Clothing).
Empathy and caring.

Assessing and gathering information from
clients.

Supporting clients and their families.

Building linkage and referrals to other related
agencies and services.

8. Vision