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NSW: Addressing Vicarious Trauma

  • 01 February 2020
  • 9:30 AM - 4:30 PM (AEDT)
  • UNSW Kensington Campus, Mathews Building - Room 103, KENSINGTON, NSW

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Addressing Vicarious Trauma

Saturday 1 February 2020


A full-day workshop on vicarious trauma.

Working as interpreters and translators, we are often challenged with traumatic experiences and it is vital for us to understand what vicarious trauma is and how to address it. Therefore, AUSIT NSW would like to invite our fellow practitioners to attend a full-day workshop talking about vicarious trauma and how to deal with it.

This interactive, hands-on, multi-media full-day workshop has been developed to provide both novice and experienced interpreters/translators with the knowledge and tools to minimise the risk and impact of vicarious trauma (VT) following highly emotive assignments. Participants will gain detailed insights into the neuropsychosocial factors involved in the process of vicarious traumatisation, the cognitive/emotional/physiological/behavioural symptoms and a range of strategies for reducing the risk before, during and after highly stressful assignments.

Presenter:
Michael Grunwald is a registered General Psychologist working in private practice as a counsellor/therapist in Glebe, Sydney. He is also an accredited German-English (both directions) translator, an AUSIT Senior practitioner with over 30 years’ experience in the T&I industry and a workshop facilitator at the USYD Business School. He recently obtained his Master in Counselling & Applied Psychotherapy after completing a qualitative research project into interpreter help-seeking following vicarious traumatisation experiences.



PD Logbook:
Level:
Basic | Points: 20 points | Logbook Section: 1.4





 


Saturday 1 February 2020
9:30am - 4:30pm





 


UNSW Kensington Campus
Mathews Building - Room 103
KENSINGTON  NSW  2033





 


AUSIT / NZSTI / ASLIA members: $80
Non-Members: $180
Student Members: $35





 


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