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Working with interpreters fundamentally changes the dynamics of therapy sessions. What works in standard one-on-one therapy often falls short when communication flows through a third person. Therapists who master interpreter-mediated sessions deliver better care, maintain compliance, and improve...

Imagine this scenario: Stephanie brings her elderly father to the emergency room. He's experiencing chest pain but speaks limited English. The hospital is busy, and Stephanie, who grew up bilingual, steps in to interpret. She's trying to help, but what she doesn't realize is that she's...

How can schools balance tight budgets while providing language support for students and families with limited English proficiency (LEP)? Language barriers can make it difficult for LEP families to access crucial school information, creating challenges for student success. Effective budgeting for...

Strict regulations and requirements guide the manufacturing industry to keep employees safe at work. Specifically, the Occupational Safety and Health Organization (OSHA) protects workers and their rights to a safe workplace.

Throughout the past few decades, diversity and inclusivity have become an intrinsic part of our lives. Companies have realized that having a diverse workforce gives them a competitive advantage in the market, increases employee satisfaction, and allows for targeting a larger customer base....

Working with an interpreter is a common task for many people, while for others, it is a completely new experience. No matter which group you belong to, it is necessary to know how to work with an interpreter and which are the most common mistakes that you should avoid.

Telephone interpreting is a service that was established 45 years ago by the Australian government in an attempt to help the growing number of immigrant communities. It was free of charge and people were initially able to receive help in eight different languages. The idea of remote interpretation...

Being an interpreter is both a rewarding and challenging job. There will be days when you feel completely satisfied by what you have done and achieved, and there will be moments when you will feel so exhausted and frustrated that you would like to give up and change your profession. This is normal...

When you hire an interpreter for a meeting with someone who uses sign language, you need to have a professional with years of experience and knowledge of the signed language, English, and Deaf culture. Why? Sign Language is visual. It has its own grammar and sentence structure. The term...

Video Remote Interpreting is used in medical offices, counseling appointments, training events, and other venues to provide live visual interpretation through a computer monitor, a television screen, or other audio-visual equipment. In this article, we’ll define video remote interpretation and talk...