Continue your journey into trauma-informed interpreting practise with sessions 2 and 3.
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.
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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.
View this training
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.
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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.
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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.
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Subtitled
Supporting sign language users in an English language class presents unique challenges. Until recently, there has been a lack of collated signs for terms that are likely to crop up in an English language class such as tenses, idioms, adjectives and phrasal verbs.
In this webinar Russell Aldersson shares important research undertaken with teachers of English to sign language users (and some interpreters & CSWs), examining the role of British Sign Language in the teaching of English to Deaf adult learners. You will also benefit from your colleagues’ suggestions made during the webinar’s practical exercises.
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Supporting sign language users in an English language class presents unique challenges. Until recently, there has been a lack of collated signs for terms that are likely to crop up in an English language class such as tenses, idioms, adjectives and phrasal verbs.
In this webinar Russell Aldersson shares important research undertaken with teachers of English to sign language users (and some interpreters & CSWs), examining the role of British Sign Language in the teaching of English to Deaf adult learners. You will also benefit from your colleagues’ suggestions made during the webinar’s practical exercises.
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BSL interpreted
Based on research from 2010, Caron Wolfenden will explore the highs and lows of working with Deaf professionals. Looking at a variety of settings, Caron will discuss the interpersonal and intrapersonal dynamics around working with clients in their professional domains and how we can seek to have positive working relationships. After all, we all want to enjoy our work, don’t we?
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