Abstract
The research problem of our research was the identification of protective and risk factors in family communication in the process of child endangerment risk assessment. Our research aimed to identify and describe these factors in family communication based on the results of qualitative research with social workers in the departments of social and legal protection of children in the Slovak Republic. The research was conducted using the method of individual semi-structured interviews, in total we conducted 8 interviews. The thematic categories within which we described protective and risk factors in family communication were the use of vulgarisms, refusal to cooperate, fear and anxiety, open communication, and interest in child care.
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