All course content is presented in English, with multiple opportunities to practice all your working languages. That makes the program perfect for interpreters who speak or sign ANY language.
12 interactive exercises, including a role play that was scripted in collaboration with a licensed therapist and setting-specific skills practice
Statistics and data about rape, sexual assault and child sexual abuse
A realistic child forensic interview
Access to a film of survivors discussing their rape trauma
Specialized, trauma-informed interpreting techniques that will help protect interpreters from vicarious trauma while also protecting rape survivors from potential re-traumatization
Access to a self-care plan
A number of real-life stories about rape from interpreters and survivors to help prepare you for this field
Sections from Breaking Silence: Interpreting for Victim Services, a training manual about interpreting for victims of violent crime, including rape
Course completion certificate
How this lesson will improve your practice:
You will:
Know if you are ready and willing to interpret for rape survivors.
Be able to understand the impact of sexual trauma on survivors, interpreters and the session itself.
Understand how to protect yourself from vicarious trauma.
Be able to engage in specific strategies and techniques to interpret effectively, calmly and with compassion when interpreting for rape survivors.
Be able to self-assess the impact on you, the interpreter, of becoming the voice for rape survivors.
Know how to engage in practices that will help relax you before, during and after difficult assignments.
*Please note that there is an additional $20 processing fee, per program, for RID CEUs.
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