Effective communication plays a very important role in everyday life, and is especially important in the field of social work. Adapting communication to different users, especially children in the field of social work, is a special challenge. Social workers need specific knowledge and skills in order to understand children's feelings and thoughts and to make correct decisions. This is why it’s important to adapt the way of communication to the age and needs of each child. The use of creative methods such as art therapy has been shown to be useful in understanding and addressing different needs, offering children a non-verbal way to express their thoughts and emotions. In addition, when working with children, it is important to recognize the influence of the environment; from family and school to the community. When it comes to children's rights, the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child is the fundamental document that forms the legal standard for child protection; and it includes the right to participate which is an important aspect of social workers' interaction with children.