If you’re working with a British Sign Language (BSL) Interpreter for the first time or it is something you’re considering, read our top tips on what to do: 1. Book in advance Due to the demand and limited number of BSL interpreters in Scotland, giving as much notice as possible is...
Working with British Sign Language (BSL) interpreters: lessons from child and adolescent mental health services in the U.K.Interpreterschild mental healthdeafnesshealthcare communicationdeaf childrensign languagehealth services accessibilityThe primary aim of this study was to better understand levels of ...
When helping a writer with their play, I usually book two interpreters to sign the lines as I listen through my eyes because I am deaf and British Sign Language is a different language to English. There are grammatical distinctions between BSL and spoken languages like English. BSL has its ...