Supporting Interpreters: A Deaf Herbalist's Perspective 0.1 PS
Episode Info:
This week, I’m honored to welcome Michelle Mansfield-Hom, a Deaf clinical herbalist 🌿✨, for a conversation that dives deep into the world of herbal healing, interpreting, and the Deaf experience.
We explore how tinctures, teas, and flower essences can help interpreters stay grounded and resilient, even in the face of stress, anxiety, and vicarious trauma. Michelle shares insights on the importance of nervous system regulation, the challenges of releasing our work at the end of the day, and how our overall health impacts our ability to interpret effectively.
We also have a candid discussion about Michelle’s experiences as a Deaf consumer of interpreting services. From boundaries and trust to navigating technical settings like herbalism school, Michelle offers a perspective that every interpreter needs to tune in for.
Michelle’s Info:
Bouquet of Basil Herbals: https://www.bouquetofbasilherbals.com/
Instagram: Bouquetofbasil.herbals
Episode Info:
This week, I’m honored to welcome Michelle Mansfield-Hom, a Deaf clinical herbalist 🌿✨, for a conversation that dives deep into the world of herbal healing, interpreting, and the Deaf experience.
We explore how tinctures, teas, and flower essences can help interpreters stay grounded and resilient, even in the face of stress, anxiety, and vicarious trauma. Michelle shares insights on the importance of nervous system regulation, the challenges of releasing our work at the end of the day, and how our overall health impacts our ability to interpret effectively.
We also have a candid discussion about Michelle’s experiences as a Deaf consumer of interpreting services. From boundaries and trust to navigating technical settings like herbalism school, Michelle offers a perspective that every interpreter needs to tune in for.
Michelle’s Info:
Bouquet of Basil Herbals: https://www.bouquetofbasilherbals.com/
Instagram: Bouquetofbasil.herbals
Episode Info:
This week, I’m honored to welcome Michelle Mansfield-Hom, a Deaf clinical herbalist 🌿✨, for a conversation that dives deep into the world of herbal healing, interpreting, and the Deaf experience.
We explore how tinctures, teas, and flower essences can help interpreters stay grounded and resilient, even in the face of stress, anxiety, and vicarious trauma. Michelle shares insights on the importance of nervous system regulation, the challenges of releasing our work at the end of the day, and how our overall health impacts our ability to interpret effectively.
We also have a candid discussion about Michelle’s experiences as a Deaf consumer of interpreting services. From boundaries and trust to navigating technical settings like herbalism school, Michelle offers a perspective that every interpreter needs to tune in for.
Michelle’s Info:
Bouquet of Basil Herbals: https://www.bouquetofbasilherbals.com/
Instagram: Bouquetofbasil.herbals
CEU Info:
0.1 PS (See previous page to purchase)
Educational Objectives:
Participants, after reviewing the episode, should be able to:
- List 2 ways in which herbs (tinctures, teas and flower essences) can support our interpreting work.
- Describe how boundaries and transparency can affect the interpreting experience for Deaf consumers.
Listen to full episode :
Apple Podcasts (English & Transcript)
Spotify (English & ASL)
Youtube (English, ASL, Transcript, CC)
Free to listen to! CEU credit/certificate of completion = $12
*A portion of your payment is donated to a Deaf organization yearly.
Amy Kroll is an Approved RID CMP Sponsor for continuing education activities. This ‘Professional Studies’ program is offered for 0.1 CEUs at the ‘little/no,’ Content Knowledge Level.
PLD aims to provide a safe space for diverse people to share their perspectives.
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