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Death should be easy to discuss, since every single person on this planet dies, yet it is still a difficult topic to talk about. Death

As healthcare interpreters, we are guided by ethics and standards of practice, and we always stay on the tracks.  But within those guidelines, we must

The doctor or Nurse Practitioner is talking with the patient about the need to take his meds faithfully for his chronic disease,…

As the United States observes the twilight of each year, the arrival of Christmas and its traditions stand to unite those who celebrate it under the umbrella of peace and family.

In India, there is nothing more synonymous with the second half of the year than Diwali, also known as the Festival of Lights.

Have you wondered how many fellow professional interpreters share your experiences and challenges?

If you have considered becoming a Certified Medical Interpreter you have probably heard of the two national certification organizations: NBCMI and CCHI.

Facilitating communication over virtual platforms is a major adjustment from our normal experience. However, by leveraging technology correctly, we can still obtain valuable non-verbal communication.

While much of the attention is on the interpreter in the work environment, stress and anxiety also extends to the home and family. Lisa Dion tackles this space by discussing the regulation of families and how our own emotions may impact our families.

How am I right now? What do I need right now to be prepared for this assignment? Showing up to an assignment with all of our activation means that we are not regulated enough to handle another layer of stress.