social work supervision

Social work supervision is a professional process where experienced social workers support, guide, and evaluate less experienced practitioners in their work. The supervisor provides mentorship, ensuring that social workers develop their skills and adhere to ethical standards. This process includes discussing cases, sharing expertise, and offering feedback to enhance service delivery to clients. Supervision also involves addressing personal challenges that social workers may face, helping to prevent burnout and promoting personal growth. Ultimately, it aims to improve the quality of care provided to individuals and communities while supporting social workers' professional development.