Mental health services are increasingly making use of interpreters; this book brings together professionals working with interpreters in these settings to provide a timely discussion on the theoretical and practical issues involved.
Mental health services are increasingly making use of interpreters; this book brings together professionals working with interpreters in these settings to provide a timely discussion on the theoretical and practical issues involved.
Rachel Tribe is senior lecturer in Psychology at the University of East London. She has many years' experience of working with clients from different cultural and racial backgrounds in mental health settings, and has a particular interest in the area of the refugee context of mental health. Hitesh Raval is a clinical psychologist and systemic family psychotherapist, currently working as a clinical research director at Salomons in Tunbridge Wells, Kent. He has been substantially involved in the training of clinical psychologists and systemic family psychotherapists.
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Introduction.Raval An Overview of the Issues in the Work with Interpreters. Cushing Interpreters in Medical Consultations. Tribe with Saunders Training Issues for Interpreters. Baylav Issues of Language Provision in Health Care Services. Nijad A Day in the Life of an Interpreting Service. Razban An Interpreter's Perspective. Granger Baker The Role and Experience of Interpreters. Raval Applying Theoretical Frameworks to the Work of Interpreters. Messent From Postmen to Makers of Meaning - A Model for Collaborative Work Between Clinicians and Interpreters. Loshak The Role of the Interpreter in Child Mental Health - The Changing Landscape. Newland Working with Interpreters within Services for People with Learning Disabilities. Mudakiri Working with Interpreters in Adult Mental Health. Tribe Morrissey The Refugee Context and the Role of Interpreters. Patel Speaking with the Silent - Addressing Issues of Disempowerment when Working with Refugee People. Papadopoulos Narratives of Translating - Interpreting with Refugees the Subjugation of Individual Discourses. Concluding Remarks.
Introduction.Raval An Overview of the Issues in the Work with Interpreters. Cushing Interpreters in Medical Consultations. Tribe with Saunders Training Issues for Interpreters. Baylav Issues of Language Provision in Health Care Services. Nijad A Day in the Life of an Interpreting Service. Razban An Interpreter's Perspective. Granger Baker The Role and Experience of Interpreters. Raval Applying Theoretical Frameworks to the Work of Interpreters. Messent From Postmen to Makers of Meaning - A Model for Collaborative Work Between Clinicians and Interpreters. Loshak The Role of the Interpreter in Child Mental Health - The Changing Landscape. Newland Working with Interpreters within Services for People with Learning Disabilities. Mudakiri Working with Interpreters in Adult Mental Health. Tribe Morrissey The Refugee Context and the Role of Interpreters. Patel Speaking with the Silent - Addressing Issues of Disempowerment when Working with Refugee People. Papadopoulos Narratives of Translating - Interpreting with Refugees the Subjugation of Individual Discourses. Concluding Remarks.
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