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Webshops

Intersectionality in Behavioral Health Interpreting

Webshops

Scroll down to enroll below! Cultural competencies are essential when interpreting between people of varying cultures. It is important to recognize how cultural differences impact the interpreting needs. This webshop was designed with Najma Johnson. It provides an... read more

December 2019 webshop: Specialized Interpreting: Trauma-Informed Approach

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Deaf, DeafBlind and hard of hearing communities experience trauma at higher rates than hearing individuals. They also face additional barriers to accessing behavioral health services. Registration will be available December 1 to December 31. Webshop closes at 11:59pm CST on December 31.

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Specialized Interpreting: Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault

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Interpreting in domestic violence and sexual assault (DVSA) settings requires specialty knowledge and skills to be qualified to do this work. The information in this webshop, developed in collaboration with Deaf-centered DVSA service providers, will help you determine... read more

Specialized Interpreting: Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault

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Registration will be available May 1, 2019. If you missed it the first time when we offered our webshops in 2018, here is the second opportunity to take advantage of the CATIE Center’s webshop, Specialized Interpreting: Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault.... read more

Intro to Deaf/Hearing Teams in Behavioral Health Interpreting

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Scroll down to enroll! One major difference between healthcare interpreting and behavioral health interpreting is that healthcare work assesses the structures of a person’s body, but behavioral health work assesses what is happening in the brain based on language and... read more

Specialized Interpreting: Addiction and Recovery

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There are a shortage of interpreters trained and qualified to work in addiction recovery settings. This webshop will introduce information about addiction, recovery settings, and the journey of recovery in the Deaf community to help interpreters decide if this specialty is a good fit for them. Then, interpreters will learn about resources to help them continue their education to become qualified. Registration to enroll will be available August 1 to August 31, 2019.

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