Working with Deaf and Hard of Hearing Clients in Behavioral Health Settings is organized by Center for the Application of Substance Abuse Technologies (CASAT) Learning.

Starts Date: 01 Jan, 2023
Expires Date: 31 Dec, 2029

Learning Objectives:

Upon completion of this 3-hour training students/participants will be able to:
List some of the attributes and ramifications of hearing loss.
Explain the N.A.D. (National Association of the Deaf) recommendations for serving this population.
Describe the language spectrum of ASL (American Sign Language)
Define MLC/MLS designation in clients.
Explain the two main types of interpreting certifications.
Determine whether or not an interpreter has the necessary skills and credentials to work in BH settings.
Implement a plan for working effectively with an interpreter, using insights from Demand-Control Schema theory.
Identify which Title of the Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA) applies to BH services.
Compare/contrast various communication devices and strategies for working with Deaf individuals.
Explain the difference between “deaf” and “Deaf” individuals.
Produce the manual alphabet and numbers 1 – 10.
Describe how to obtain a qualified sign language interpreter in Northern Nevada.