Mental health and Deafness: Interpreters perspectives on compassion and the development of the therapeutic alliance.
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1 1 Thesis Presentation Mental health and Deafness: Interpreters perspectives on compassion and the development of the therapeutic alliance. LAURA CATHERINE WEDLOCK 2014 COHORT
2 Aims of this presentation 2 Introduce topic and rationale Outline aims of research, methods and analysis Discuss themes generated from the research Consider service implications/future research Conclusions/Reflections
3 Background 3 Deaf people are at greater risk of experiencing mental health difficulties than their hearing counterparts (Fellinger, Holzinger & Pollard, 2012) Literature has identified a discrepancy between the proportion of mental health difficulties in this population, and their access to appropriate support. Many deaf people consider sign language as their mother tongue. However, many mainstream services fail to understand the need to adapt services to meet the communicative needs of this group, making services largely inaccessible (Sign Health, 2016). Although specialist services with trained staff to support deaf people do exist (Beresford, Clarke & Greco, 2010), there are only 4 services across the UK.
4 British Sign Language (BSL) Interpreters 4 Interpreting is much more than translating. It is a complex bridge between two cultures (Du Feu & Chovaz, 2014) Interpreter s can facilitate communication between deaf people and mainstream mental health services. However, the role of the interpreter in mental health settings continues to be misunderstood (Sleptsova, Hofer, Morina & Langewitz, 2014). Misunderstanding their role leads to services not utilising their experience, leading to less accessible services.
5 Therapeutic relationships and Compassion 5 Psychological therapy can be beneficial for individuals with mental health difficulties. An essential component of psychological therapy is the therapeutic alliance developed between clinician and client (Wright & Davis, 1994). Positive therapeutic relationships have an impact on health and therapy related outcomes (Hovarth, Del Re, Fluckiger & Symonds, 2011) A key component in the development of therapeutic relationships is the communication of compassion. Research with hearing populations have identified touch and voice as facilitators to this (Goetz, Keltner & Simon-Thomas, 2010; Simon-Thomas, Keltner, Sauter, Sinicropi-Yao & Abrahmson, 2009) There is however a current lack of research exploring the development of therapeutic relationships in interpreter mediated relationships, and how compassion is communicated in these relationships.
6 The Research 6 Research sought the perspectives of BSL interpreters Research Aim: Gain the experiences of interpreters working in mental health settings, to understand how therapeutic relationships are developed and compassion communicated between a client and clinician in an interpreter mediated communication. Questions: What is the role of BSL interpreters in mental health settings and the development of therapeutic relationships? What are the barriers and facilitators to such therapeutic relationships? How is compassion communicated in BSL interpreter mediated relationships?
7 Methods 7 Design Qualitative Research Ethic approval sought via FHMREC Participants 6 women and 1 man All with over 1 year of experience in mental health settings Varied motivation and experience Representative of professional demographic: 82% BSL interpreters are female (Mapson, 2014) Pseudonym Gender Years Qualified Motivation Experience: Fiona F 15 years Previous degree in linguistics Paula F 10 years Father worked with deaf individuals Tom M 15 years Interest in languages. BSL felt like second nature Lucy F 16 years Child of Deaf Adults (CODA) Mainstream/ Specialist Mainly Specialist Mainstream only Mainly Specialist Mainstream only Sally F 3 years Night classes Mainly Mainstream Karen F 16 years Hearing problems as a child interest in Deafness Mainly Mainstream Katie F 10 years Night classes Mainly Specialist
8 Data Collection and Analysis 8 Semi-structured interviews conducted, lasting approx. 1 hour. Three conducted via Skype video, two via Skype audio, and two via Telephone. Analysis conducted using Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis Examining how individuals make meaning of life experiences (Pietkiewicz & Smith, 2014, p.14) Transcripts analysed individually; codes generated from transcripts were iteratively grouped and reviewed to identify final themes
9 Results 9 2 themes generated from data: Theme 1: Nurturing the triangle of care Theme 2: Developing a shared understanding
10 Nurturing the triangle of care 10 This theme focused on the importance of collaboration and trust, to nurture a triangle of care : A therapeutic relationship that encompasses client, clinician and interpreter. Client All individuals have a role in communicating compassion: the triangle does not rely on voice. Interpreters communicate dialogue, while client and clinicians display compassion through expression, body language etc Emotional range is just as present in sign you can see, feel and hear it (Tom). Interpreter Clinician
11 Nurturing the triangle of care (cntd) 11 Trust is vital in nurturing the triangle of care and must be built up between all individuals all individuals must feel valued. Collaboration between individuals leads to familiarity, which can assist the development of the triangle, leading to positive therapeutic relationships Continuity aids the triangle of care but there are various barriers to this Lack of BSL interpreters Diminishing quality spoken language services gaining BSL contracts
12 Developing a shared understanding 12 This theme represented factors that can affect the development of shared understandings between those in the triangle of care. Understanding the interpreter role Interpreters should be viewed as co-facilitators of the therapeutic process. However interpreters can struggle to explain/defend their role to other professionals. Clinician s can feel deskilled by the presence of an interpreter. Interpreters can subsequently feel like a hindrance. Question regarding whether clinicians are threatened by interpreters, or by the fact that they must adapt their practice.
13 Developing a shared understanding (cntd) 13 Clinician s who lack Deaf awareness can influence the development of the triangle of care. Assuming that the interpreter is some kind of keeper for [the deaf person] (Fiona) Sometimes people with a little bit of knowledge are as dangerous as those without...they bring their own assumptions (Fiona). Need for clinicians to be willing to educate themselves and work collaboratively. Understanding the need for interpreters to have supervision. Interpreters channel the content communicated by the client and clinician and can experience Vicarious trauma. Evidence that interpreters are being expected to hold and communicate distressing content, but are not being viewed as part of the clinical team, so are therefore not being provided with clinical supervision.
14 Discussion 14 Research identified the importance of developing a triangle of care: The interpreter must be viewed as an equally important part of the therapeutic process, alongside client and clinician. Compassion is communicated collaboratively between all individuals each with an important and unique role Concepts and processes operating in the hearing population cannot directly be applied to deaf populations. Research is therefore vital in improving services and support for this group. Service and clinicians must be willing to adapt and learn from deaf people, in order to offer a service to them which is useful and beneficial.
15 Service Implications 15 Collaboration must be worked towards in mainstream services: Clinicians must educate themselves and be willing to adapt their work. Clients and interpreters must be involved in service development and evaluation. Clinical psychologists are trained to be eclectic, flexible, and client-focused. Therefore, they must consider how they can work alongside interpreters to aid their role (E.g. formulation etc), and work with deaf clients to achieve positive outcomes. Clinical psychologists are highly banded professionals with a managerial aspect to their role. They must advocate for interpreters to receive clinical supervision in NHS settings. Use the potential impact on therapeutic processes and relationships
16 Conclusions 16 The aim of this study was to gain an understanding of the BSL interpreter role in the development of therapeutic relationships, facilitative and disruptive factors, and how compassion is communicated. Results evidenced the potential for a triangle of care. Collaboration, trust and continuity facilitate this triangle, whereas lack of Deaf awareness, role disclarity and clinician threat are barriers. Interpreters have a unique role in the development of therapeutic relationships, and research has rarely before sought their perspectives. It is hoped that this study has contributed to the evidence base, and encouraged future research and discussion in the area.
17 Reflections 17 Do what you can when you can: The thesis can seem like an overwhelming task but breaking it down makes it seem achievable! Apply for ethics as early as possible this puts you in good stead for meeting deadlines As much as possible, enjoy the process! It is a great opportunity to learn about a new topic, and broaden your knowledge. Good Luck!
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