Social Work Supervision in a Digitalized World

This volume offers the first comprehensive monographic analysis of online supervision in social work. Against the backdrop of ongoing digitalization, it examines how supervisory processes, relationships, and professional frameworks are transformed in digital and hybrid settings. Drawing on theoretical approaches and original empirical research, the book analyzes key ethical, relational, and methodological challenges of online supervision, its opportunities and limitations, and future development perspectives. A contribution from an international perspective adds a comparative dimension. The book is intended for researchers, supervisors, practitioners, and students in social work. With contributions by Rusudan Asatiani | Filip Bambúch | Peter Brnula | Katarína Cavojská | Nona Chachanidze | Alžbeta Brozmanová Gregorová | Martina Hrozenská | Eva Mydlíková | Shorena Sadzaglishvili | Erik Šatara | Michaela Šavrnochová | Ladislav Vaska | Jana Budoš Vrtová