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Interpreting for refugees can trigger difficult memories for linguists. Work on your emotional resilience and listen to your body for signs of vicarious trauma or burn out. #LSA #InterpreterTip

🎓 #InterpreterTip: Start with a strong foundation in both your native and target languages. Fluency is key! #LanguageLearning #Bilingual #uk

It is important to reflect on your professional background and progress. You can recognize your growth and strengths as well as weaknesses for you to improve on. #interpretertip #interpreter

We are always learning and bettering ourselves, so it's okay not to be at a level of expertise just yet! #interpretertip #translatortip #translatorslife #interpreterlife

For beginner interpreters, remember to stay unbiased because putting your personal ideas or opinions can change the message completely. #Interpreter #interpretertip #LanguageAccess

It’s back- o school season! Take advantage and look back at your year, then plan your goals for the last quarter of 2023. Write down your goals and keep them where you can always see them. #Friday #FridayTip #InterpreterTip #ProfessionalDevelopment #Learning #Interpreter #LSP

Follow us for more interpreter top tips every Friday! When interpreting over the phone, self-monitor for signs of exhaustion and take breaks as needed🕯️ #InterpreterTip #Interpreter #InterpreterLife #LSP #LanguageAccess #ProfessionalTips #ProfessionalDevelopment

Providers in mental health settings might pause, waiting for the patient to divulge more information willingly. Interpreters should pause as well. #InterpreterTip #Interpreter #InterpreterLife #LSP #LanguageAccess #ProfessionalTips #ProfessionalDevelopment

When reading a lengthy disclaimer, it is recommended to pause frequently and read it at a slower pace to ensure the accuracy of interpretation. #MondayInterpreterTip #InterpreterTip #WorkingwithInterpreters #ProfessionalDevelopment #Professional #Healthcare #Career #Tips

In behavioral health settings, providers may ask an open-ended question to elicit a story. An interpreter needs to be able to take notes and avoid interrupting the patient. #InterpreterTip #Interpreter #InterpreterLife #LSP #LanguageAccess #ProfessionalTips

In mental health settings, interpreters might find themselves interpreting for many members of a family. Be prepared for Surprise Simultaneous Mode. #InterpreterTip #Interpreter #InterpreterLife #LSP #LanguageAccess #ProfessionalTips #ProfessionalDevelopment

Interpreters, be kind to yourselves and recharge where you can! Follow us for more tips for interpreters every Friday! #InterpreterTip #Interpreter #InterpreterLife #LSP

Dear Interpreter, You're not proficient in slang, new jargon, and profanity; prepare and practice until it becomes easy. Less refined language is still crucial to the integrity of an interpretation session. #InterpreterTip #Interpreter #InterpreterLife #LSP #LanguageAccess

To guarantee transparency and foster trust immediately, interpret whatever you say when intervening or asking for clarification. #InterpreterTip #Interpreter #InterpreterLife #LSP #LanguageAccess #ProfessionalTips #ProfessionalDevelopment

Stress is one of the main occupational health hazards to which interpreters are exposed. Interpreters should always keep an eye on any stress management trainings! #InterpreterTip #Interpreter #InterpreterLife #LSP #LanguageAccess #ProfessionalTips #ProfessionalDevelopment

"The interpreter who devotes himself exclusively to his profession may suffer gravely from the resultant strain..." #InterpreterTip #Interpreter #InterpreterLife #LSP #LanguageAccess #ProfessionalTips #ProfessionalDevelopment

When working with a Deaf or Hard of Hearing consumer, speak directly with the individual, and the interpreter will facilitate the communication. #InterpreterTip #TipsForClients #Interpreter #WorkingWithanInterpreter #LSATips #LSAInterpreterTips

Want to know more about the differences? Read all about it: ow.ly/LqFW50MyjPR #InterpreterTip #TipsForClients #Interpreter #WorkingWithanInterpreter #LSATips #LSAInterpreterTips

Have an experience to share? Tell us in the comments!#InterpreterTip #Interpreter #InterpreterLife #LSP #LanguageAccess #ProfessionalTips #ProfessionalDevelopment

When hiring an interpreter, looking for experience is not enough. LSA carefully considers skillset and specialty when pairing an interpreter for your language need. #InterpreterTip #TipsForClients #Interpreter #WorkingWithanInterpreter #LSATips #LSAInterpreterTips

Have an experience to share? Tell us in the comments!#InterpreterTip #Interpreter #InterpreterLife #LSP #LanguageAccess #ProfessionalTips #ProfessionalDevelopment

Providers in mental health settings might pause, waiting for the patient to divulge more information willingly. Interpreters should pause as well. #InterpreterTip #Interpreter #InterpreterLife #LSP #LanguageAccess #ProfessionalTips #ProfessionalDevelopment

Interpreting for refugees can trigger difficult memories for linguists. Work on your emotional resilience and listen to your body for signs of vicarious trauma or burn out. #LSA #InterpreterTip

It's time for another Monday Interpreter Tip! Know your limits: you may have studied or learned a second language, but better safe than sorry! Always request an interpreter skilled in the specific vocabulary and nuance you need! #InterpreterTip #TipsForClients

Monday Interpreter Tip: It is best practice to schedule the interpreter's arrival at least 15 minutes before you expect to need them. Share with the interpreter any necessary information that they need to be aware of before everyone else is in the room. #InterpreterTip

Interpreters, be kind to yourselves and recharge where you can! Follow us for more tips for interpreters every Friday! #InterpreterTip #Interpreter #InterpreterLife #LSP

"The interpreter who devotes himself exclusively to his profession may suffer gravely from the resultant strain..." #InterpreterTip #Interpreter #InterpreterLife #LSP #LanguageAccess #ProfessionalTips #ProfessionalDevelopment

When reading a lengthy disclaimer, it is recommended to pause frequently and read it at a slower pace to ensure the accuracy of interpretation. #MondayInterpreterTip #InterpreterTip #WorkingwithInterpreters #ProfessionalDevelopment #Professional #Healthcare #Career #Tips

To guarantee transparency and foster trust immediately, interpret whatever you say when intervening or asking for clarification. #InterpreterTip #Interpreter #InterpreterLife #LSP #LanguageAccess #ProfessionalTips #ProfessionalDevelopment

(New Telelanguage Blog) Working with an #Interpreter: 11 Tips to Success! buff.ly/2pNqz0x #languages #interpretertip

Want to know more about the differences? Read all about it: ow.ly/LqFW50MyjPR #InterpreterTip #TipsForClients #Interpreter #WorkingWithanInterpreter #LSATips #LSAInterpreterTips

In mental health settings, interpreters might find themselves interpreting for many members of a family. Be prepared for Surprise Simultaneous Mode. #InterpreterTip #Interpreter #InterpreterLife #LSP #LanguageAccess #ProfessionalTips #ProfessionalDevelopment

Follow us for more interpreter top tips every Friday! When interpreting over the phone, self-monitor for signs of exhaustion and take breaks as needed🕯️ #InterpreterTip #Interpreter #InterpreterLife #LSP #LanguageAccess #ProfessionalTips #ProfessionalDevelopment

When working with a Deaf or Hard of Hearing consumer, speak directly with the individual, and the interpreter will facilitate the communication. #InterpreterTip #TipsForClients #Interpreter #WorkingWithanInterpreter #LSATips #LSAInterpreterTips

In behavioral health settings, providers may ask an open-ended question to elicit a story. An interpreter needs to be able to take notes and avoid interrupting the patient. #InterpreterTip #Interpreter #InterpreterLife #LSP #LanguageAccess #ProfessionalTips

It’s back- o school season! Take advantage and look back at your year, then plan your goals for the last quarter of 2023. Write down your goals and keep them where you can always see them. #Friday #FridayTip #InterpreterTip #ProfessionalDevelopment #Learning #Interpreter #LSP

Stress is one of the main occupational health hazards to which interpreters are exposed. Interpreters should always keep an eye on any stress management trainings! #InterpreterTip #Interpreter #InterpreterLife #LSP #LanguageAccess #ProfessionalTips #ProfessionalDevelopment

When hiring an interpreter, looking for experience is not enough. LSA carefully considers skillset and specialty when pairing an interpreter for your language need. #InterpreterTip #TipsForClients #Interpreter #WorkingWithanInterpreter #LSATips #LSAInterpreterTips

Notes are a crucial part of an interpreter's session but remember: notes from any assignment should be safely and properly disposed of to protect any sensitive, HIPAA-protected information. #InterpreterTip #Interpreter #LanguageAccess #ProfessionalTips #ProfessionalDevelopment

Dear Interpreter, You're not proficient in slang, new jargon, and profanity; prepare and practice until it becomes easy. Less refined language is still crucial to the integrity of an interpretation session. #InterpreterTip #Interpreter #InterpreterLife #LSP #LanguageAccess