Interpreting Mental Health Services II

The first part of this training will address mental health diagnoses and treatment. Learners will gain a basic understanding of common mental health concerns, including depression, anxiety, suicidal ideation and post-traumatic stress disorder. Learners will then get an overview of more complex diagnoses such as schizophrenia, bipolar disorder and eating disorders, as well as tips and tricks for interpreting in sessions where people experience symptoms of any of the above- mentioned diagnoses. The training will address importance of transparency when interpreting in these sessions, as well as ways to help mental health providers attune to concerns interpreters are picking up on. The second half of this training will educate around common substance use disorders, and elements of successful treatment for substance use. Learners will gain a basic understanding of dual diagnosis treatment and how interpreters can support clinicians doing this work.

PRO TIP: Allow yourself 2 hours to watch the entire video in one sitting to more easily receive your certificate upon completion.

  • OHA: Skills, Other

    2.0 Units

    • CCHI

      2.0 Units

    • NBCMI/IMIA

      0.2 Units
    Refund Policy: Due to the nature of this on-demand CEU course, refunds are not available. Please review course details carefully before purchasing. No monetary reimbursements will be approved. NO EXCEPTIONS. In unique cases, students may have the option to exchange the course purchase for another CEU; one time only. If you have any questions prior to purchasing this course, please reach out to training@ohcia.org.

    Instructor Bio: Katie Azarow

    The first part of this training will address mental health diagnoses and treatment. Learners will gain a basic understanding of common mental health concerns, including depression, anxiety, suicidal ideation and post-traumatic stress disorder. Learners will then get an overview of more complex diagnoses such as schizophrenia, bipolar disorder and eating disorders, as well as tips and tricks for interpreting in sessions where people experience symptoms of any of the above mentioned diagnoses. The training will address importance of transparency when interpreting in these sessions, as well as ways to help mental health providers attune to concerns interpreters are picking up on. The second half of this training will educate around common substance use disorders, and elements of successful treatment for substance use. Learners will gain a basic understanding of dual diagnosis treatment and how interpreters can support clinicians doing this work.