For interpreters, linguistic skill is only half the battle. This article explores why emotional intelligence (EQ) isn't just a soft skill, but a fundamental pillar for navigating complex human interactions, building client trust, and managing the inherent stress of the profession. Learn actionable tips to elevate your practice.

Epistemic humility is the recognition that our knowledge is always incomplete, shaped by context, and in relationship with others.

Inclusion isn't a checklist, and communication isn't something to fix. In this reflection on emotional intelligence, disability justice, and interpreting, Sarah Wheeler challenges the quick-fix mindset dominating accessibility today. Learn why relationship-centered access matters more than ever, and how emotional intelligence in communication creates connection where tech alone cannot.

Starting over isn’t starting from scratch, it’s starting from experience. Inspired by my sister’s journey, this reflection explores what it means to begin again with presence, curiosity, and courage.

Empathy is more than a feeling—it’s a core professional skill interpreters need to build trust, foster understanding, and create human connection across languages and cultures. In this article, we explore how cognitive empathy, emotional intelligence, and neuroscience come together to support trauma-informed, high-impact interpreting—especially in the age of AI.

In a world where traditional classrooms are being replaced by curated digital experiences, online workshops are leading a revolution in skill development. Whether you're sipping coffee in your kitchen or logging in from across the globe, today’s virtual platforms offer more than convenience—they offer connection, community, and purpose-driven growth.

Understanding our emotions is crucial for personal and professional growth. Emotional intelligence is the ability to recognize,...

In the rapidly shifting landscape of interpreting, something profound is unfolding. We are being asked to evolve—not to focus on linguistic transfer alone, but to interpret emotions, context, and the full complexity of human presence.

As interpreters, presence isn’t just a skill—it’s the foundation of our work. But what if I told you that presence does more than improve yo

It suggests that this creative adaptability isn't just a "nice-to-have." It's fundamental. It’s how your unique, multilingual brain is wired

The field of interpreting is at a turning point. AI isn’t coming—it’s already here. The real question is: Are we ready for it?

If we want to last in this work—if we want to do it well—we need to understand that empathy isn’t just a feeling. It’s a framework. And it h

In his book Supercommunicators, Charles Duhigg uncovers the science behind powerful communication—emphasizing the importance of EI.

In the whirlwind world of interpreting, sometimes your best tool is stillness. Yup, that pause you think is just a luxury?

es you to be fully present, navigate emotional undercurrents, and maintain clear communication under stress.

The rise of AI is transforming the workplace, automating repetitive tasks and shifting the focus to complex, human-centered roles. This...

So the next time doubt creeps in, remind yourself: I am here. I belong. I am capable. Because you are.

You're not alone. In today's social media-driven world, many of us crave external validation—a quick fix that can leave us feeling empty.

Embrace these little acts of self-awareness and watch your interpreting game—and your own well-being—rise to the next level.

We are conditioned to view age as a point of decline or limitation, especially in a field like interpreting.