Does Sign Language Interpreter Burnout Contribute to Oppression?

  • Does Sign Language Interpreter Burnout Contribute to Oppression?
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  • 1 Pretest: Does Sign Language Interpreter Burnout Contribute to Oppression? 5:00
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  • Does Sign Language Interpreter Burnout Contribute to Oppression?
  • 0 Does Sign Language Interpreter Burnout Contribute to Oppression?
  • 1 Pretest: Does Sign Language Interpreter Burnout Contribute to Oppression? 5:00
  • 2 Does Sign Language Interpreter Burnout Contribute to Oppression? 35:00

Does Sign Language Interpreter Burnout Contribute to Oppression?

Description

Interpreters may believe that they are the only one suffering the effects of their burnout. Breana proposes that the impacts may be more far-reaching than we think.

This course is Professional Studies (PS).

Lessons : 2
Videos : 1 videos
Completion time : 40 minutes
Taking class : 67 users
Downloads : 1 files
CEU : 0.06
Available on : Mobile, tablet, desktop
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Breana Cross-Caldwell

Breana Cross-Caldwell, owner of Brighter Focus Coaching, holds her CI/CT, and B.S. in Interpretation from Western Oregon University. As a Certified Life Coach she has taught thousands of interpreters how to prevent burnout through self-care. She can usually be found near water with her kids and a book.


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