Electronic social work is considered one of modern trends of social work profession in the family counseling field at present, particularly when health crises prevail such as Covid 19 Virus dispersion and its consequent global technological modifications in all sectors. Which necessitate application of this technology all over the world to provide social works in all aspects. As a result, a social worker may face several challenges and obstacles when utilizing these technologies if he/she interacts with family counseling field beneficiaries. This current study attempts to identify electronic social work intervention challenges in the field as viewed-pointed by beneficiaries and service providers in a prelude to reach a proposed scenario to activate the electronic intervention for family social work. This study is considered as descriptive study. It depends on social survey approach with its categories including social workers of family counseling centers, and by non probability sample of beneficiaries of those centers in the Governorate of Muscat. To collect the required data, techniques of e-questionnaires and focused Interview have been utilized by the researcher. Through this study, a group of findings, pertaining to social, psychological and technological challenges, have been concluded. The most prominent results are number of social workers find difficulty in setting an appropriate time for both parties to hold e-counseling; there is weakness in the social worker academic and skill preparation relating to provision of examinations and assessment electronically; there is a difficulty in building occupational relationship with the beneficiary; sudden internet fade and poor slow internet while using technological programs. Several beneficiaries responded they have not sufficient time to make phone calls with the social worker; the assistance given via communication techniques by the social worker for them is ‌زnot fruitful and is not effective; however, they prefer direct face-to face contact to electronic communication with social worker. In addition, this study reveals several proposals. The most important ones are provision of data base containing details of the beneficiaries at family centers; customization of an academic course inclusive of how to apply digital family communication; and presence of a documented manual containing types of family field -related digital applications. In the light of findings and proposals reached by this study, a proposed scenario is offered to activate social work electronic intervention in the family counseling field as well as some recommendations.