A professional interview in Social Case Work is a purposeful and systematic interaction between the social worker and the client to understand the client’s problems, needs, feelings, resources, and social situation. In counselling, the interview provides an opportunity to establish a helping relationship, collect relevant information, assess the problem, and assist the client in identifying suitable solutions. Unlike an ordinary conversation, a professional interview is guided by specific objectives, professional values, ethical principles, and appropriate communication skills. The first stage is preparation and planning. Before meeting the client, the social worker reviews the available information about the case and clarifies the purpose of the interview. The worker prepares an appropriate setting that provides privacy, comfort, and freedom from unnecessary interruptions. Adequate preparation helps the social worker remain objective and focused while respecting the client’s dignity and confidentiality. The second stage is introduction and establishing rapport. At the beginning of the interview, the social worker introduces