Line Søberg Bjerre

Line Søberg Bjerre is a Part-Time Lecturer in the Department of Sociology and Social Work at Aalborg University, affiliated with The Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities. Their research focuses on social work practices, particularly in child welfare, child protection, and embodied/emotional processes in decision-making. They hold an MSc in Psychology and have been active in academic conferences like the European Conference on Social Work Research and the International Conference of Qualitative Inquiry. Bjerre's work emphasizes ethical dimensions of social work interventions, cultural psychology frameworks, and systemic challenges in Danish social systems.

Research interests include:

• Social work ethics and care practices
• Embodied knowledge in professional settings
• Child protection policy analysis
• Residential child care methodologies
• Professional community dynamics

Recent publications analyze attachment theory applications in social work, emotional epistemology in difficult cases, and play therapy in residential care. Media contributions address societal issues like education equity and child welfare laws. Collaborations span Nordic and international social work networks.