In the first part of a 3 part webinar, This training will challenge and illuminate your ideas and understanding about the impact of trauma on your interpreting practise.

How safe are you in your professional relationships with colleagues and patients? 

Are you responding to demands in fight, flight or fawn response? 

What do you know about the window of tolerance? 

This training will benefit you, whether working in a business environment  with Deaf professionals, patients in mental health, clients undergoing social services interventions and everything in between. 

Feeling like a fraud at work rather than fabulous? Where do these feelings come from? How can we move past them and bring out the best of our professional selves?

This webinar will provide a safe and supportive space to explore some of the causes of imposter syndrome and look at ways of combatting those feelings of not being good enough.

This webinar is for regulated trainee or registered qualified sign language interpreters (or those eligible to be).

How safe are you in your professional relationships with colleagues and patients? 

Are you responding to demands in fight, flight or fawn response? 

What do you know about the window of tolerance? 

This training will benefit you, whether working in a business environment  with Deaf professionals, patients in mental health, clients undergoing social services interventions and everything in between. 

In a first for the sign language interpreting profession, Linguistpd are proud to present a webinar discussing both the terminology you will come across and some common dental procedures.

Dr Kevin Baker will discuss how learning disabilities and autism manifest themselves in Deaf adults’ behaviour and communication. The impact of language deprivation will also be explored.

Professionals who work with Deaf adults with autism and learning disability will be invited to consider ways to adjust the way they work to improve communication.

BSL-Interpreted: During this webinar you will learn what constitutes a vulnerable adult, what types of meetings you may be asked to interpret and what procedures will be in place. There will be an opportunity to ask questions of our specialist trainer and raise any dilemmas you would like to be discussed.

Interpreting in child protection can be challenging and rewarding. There are procedures which must be adhered to and specific jargon interpreters will need to be familiar with. During this recorded webinar you’ll learn about the processes, language and potential dilemmas for interpreters working in child protection. You will also gain an understanding of potential signs of child abuse.

This webinar is an interactive session with opportunities for reflection and discussion. It sets out to examine some of the issues pertaining to interpreting in healthcare settings. Russell will discuss our role, how consecutive interpreting can be used to good effect and help us to identify challenges that may arise in the medical domain.