DVTI Interpreter Training
This workshop provides trauma-informed training and resources for interpreters to work effectively in in domestic violence and sexual assault (DVSA) settings. This course is worth 0.8 PPO CEUs.
Confidentiality Agreement
Welcome!
About ThinkSelf
Knowledge check - ThinkSelf
Purpose of This Training & Topics Covered
Video: Trauma and the Brain
Trauma and Complex Trauma: An Overview
Trauma and the Brain: Check for Understanding
Video: Language Deprivation in Adults
READING: NAD Technical Paper: "Implications of Language Deprivation for Young Deaf, DeafBlind, DeafDisabled, and Hard of Hearing Children"
DVSA Vocabulary & Terminology
Knowledge check: DVSA ASL Vocabulary
Domestic and Sexual Violence Basics
1 in 6: Survivors of Sexual Trauma Reveal an Important Truth
Reflection Question: 1 in 6
Your Best Guess
Assignment: Reflect on Survivor Advocacy and Victim Rights Websites
Visit Website: Me Too Movement
Visit Website: Break the Silence
Reflection: Survivor Advocacy Websites
Victim Services Overview
Minnesota Crime Victim Rights
Victim or Survivor: Terminology from Investigation Through Prosecution
Visit Website: The Deaf Hotline
Reminder Confidentiality Agreement
Benefits? Not For Us
Reflection Question: Benefits? Not For Us
Victim Service Overview - Centering Survivors
Interpreting Processes
Activity: Practice Interpreting (voice to ASL)
Reflection Question: Kilomarie
Activity: Practice Interpreting (ASL to voice or ASL to voicing "team")
Reflection Question: Hazel
Strategies for Clarification
Reflection: Summarize or Interrupt?
Mitigating Vicarious Trauma & Building Resilience
Assignment: Engage in ProQOL Activities
The ProQOL Measure
ProQOL Self Care Tools
RESOURCE: Self Care Planner
RESOURCE: Vicarious Trauma Resource Booklet
Closing
References and Resources
Before you go...
Congratulations!