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MINDSET Online Launch

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The MINDSET Study aims to improve the quality of interpreter communication in a cognitive assessment for dementia.

MINDSET training familiarises interpreters with all aspects of dementia and its impact on cognitive and linguistic ability; explains the tools used to assess and diagnose dementia; and engages interpreters with effective interpreting strategies for cognitive assessments. 

MINDSET training is now available to all interpreters across Australia regardless of level or language!

Why participate?

  • FREE online training
  • Claim NAATI PD points
  • Takes approx. 4 hours to complete
  • Available to interpreting students.

If you are an interpreter and interested in participating in MINDSET training, please fill out this form.

Online launch

Join for the launch of the MINDSET training on Tuesday 21st May 2024 at 2:00-3:00 pm, AEST 
Find out more and register

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