Cost from £40
Date: 17 June 2026
BSL interpreted
AI is changing fast and changing the way many professionals work. How can interpreters harness it? What should we be aware of when using it? Stay on top of your game by joining Tom Mould on our latest AI webinar.
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Interpreting for oncology appointments can be challenging, both linguistically and emotionally. This webinar, led by a Deaf professional with lived experience of cancer, will give you a clear understanding of what cancer is, the terminology and jargon commonly used in oncology, and how a diagnosis can impact patients and their families.
You’ll gain practical strategies for interpreting complex medical concepts into BSL, adapting your approach to meet the needs of each client, and looking after your own wellbeing when working in this demanding area of healthcare.
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*This workshop is suitable for those who have attended the previous introductory workshop, or who already have a sound theoretical knowledge of neurodiversity. You can view the introductory webinar, which is also interpreted here*
Research shows that in mixed neurotype groups, communication is increasingly likely to break down, with participants experiencing more challenging relational dynamics. During this workshop, you will be encouraged to examine your own relational style, and how that intersects with others – your clients and your coworkers
This workshop will build on some of the concepts presented in ‘An introduction to… A Neurodivergent Perspective’, thinking in more depth about executive functions and sensory processing; with a specific focus on interoceptive awareness – the sense related to understanding our thoughts and feelings. I will also introduce you to some of the social and cultural differences in neurodivergent communication styles, before using this knowledge as a basis for discussing our own internal biases and how they can influence our perception of events.
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This workshop will take you through several topics related to both neurodiversity and neurodivergency; taking time to understand the community history as well as the evolving terminology that is in use. Attendees will have the opportunity to learn about executive function and cognitive load theories, with regular opportunities to discuss the application of the theory in the context of our professional roles.
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This webinar will enhance your knowledge around dementia as a condition and how this may specifically impact Deaf people with dementia and their families.
You will consider the implications for your practice as BSL interpreters whilst working within this specialist domain and reflect on your experience and skills in working with everyone involved in the care pathway.
This training will be delivered in BSL. If you require interpretation into English as a reasonable adjustment, please request this as soon as possible.
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Continue your journey into trauma-informed interpreting practise with sessions 2 and 3.
How safe are you in your professional relationships with colleagues and patients?
Are you responding to demands in fight, flight or fawn response?
What do you know about the window of tolerance?
This training will benefit you, whether working in a business environment with Deaf professionals, patients in mental health, clients undergoing social services interventions and everything in between.
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In the first part of a 3 part webinar, This training will challenge and illuminate your ideas and understanding about the impact of trauma on your interpreting practise.
How safe are you in your professional relationships with colleagues and patients?
Are you responding to demands in fight, flight or fawn response?
What do you know about the window of tolerance?
This training will benefit you, whether working in a business environment with Deaf professionals, patients in mental health, clients undergoing social services interventions and everything in between.
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