Titlebook: Handbook of Clinical Sociology; Howard M. Rebach,John G. Bruhn Book 2001Latest edition Kluwer Academic/Plenum Publishers, New York 2001 Ev

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-79081-7cure (Blaney, 1987). It is believed that prevention is humane because it averts pain, suffering, and disability. However, most preventive measures involve some risk. Eliminating or reducing a behavior or practice may create new problems. Often the risk cannot be understood until an intervention has

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Intervention in Clinical Sociologyc of clinical sociology. Practi—tioners blend the role of social scientist with the role of active social change agent. Intervention along with the application of sociological perspectives, knowledge, and skills comprise the unifying themes that span the diversity of clinical sociology. This chapter

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Communication and Relationships with Clientsto the setting of practice, the assessed problem, and the client system. The structuring formula common to all clinical sociologists—and to all the helping professions—is that a client comes seeking help. People expect professionals to have special knowledge, procedures, and techniques. The success

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Work with Individualsnce. There are many therapists from many disciplines who work with individuals and their emotional problems and disorders. These include psychiatrists, psychologists, and clinical social workers, among others. They all have special roles. This chapter will focus on a sociological approach that has a

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Group Work work better. This chapter will provide an overview of how to work with groups. It will assist the reader in starting and developing group skills. It will also give information on how to lead and terminate a group.