This course offers interpreters the knowledge and tools to provide effective and sensitive communication support to individuals who have experienced trauma or violence. By understanding the impact of trauma and violence on language access, interpreters can better navigate challenging situations and create a safe environment for their clients and themselves. The course covers key concepts, strategies, and ethical considerations in trauma-informed care. Through interactive exercises and case studies, interpreters will develop practical skills.

Applicants will be able to identify the situation that activates their mindset and develop resilience accordingly.

we will cover:

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TRAUMA AND ITS IMPACT ON OUR HEALTH

Understand the different types of trauma and how its impact may manifest in your body.

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Application of Trauma & Violence-Informed Care to the Interpreter Role

Case Scenarios.

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Resilience and how to build it

Develop your toolkit!.

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Appropriate Debriefing

Learn strategies to help yourself and others.

Susan MacPhail - Instructor

Susan MacPhail

Guest - Instructor

TRAUMA AND VIOLENCE INFORMED CARE

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Because Interpreters experience vicarious trauma differently than other direct service workers. Besides serving clients, interpreters also channel their stories!
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