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The Funnest Job: Working with Interpreters?

Working with sensitive or traumatic material with a person who speaks a foreign language is never easy.  A good interpreter makes all the difference

Here is a good set of suggestions on working with intrepreters. 

Hat tip:  The Relaxed Therapist

October 31, 2006 |

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