Managing Interpreter and ASL Accommodation Requests
Introduction
Some clients need more than a bilingual staff member to access therapy fully. Deaf and hard of hearing clients often require American Sign Language interpretation, while clients speaking less common languages may need a professional interpreter rather than relying on a staff member's partial fluency. Arranging these accommodations well takes planning, since a qualified interpreter...
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