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Psychiatry assessments, including ADHD & Autism for Children & Adults. Consultant Led Service - Dr. Gracia Mwimba. Open to patients from across the whole UK.

Appointments available online and face to face. Based in Glasgow.

27/08/2026

“I know what I need to do. So why can’t I just do it?”
For someone with ADHD, knowing what needs to be done doesn’t always mean being able to organise themselves to do it.
ADHD can affect executive functioning — the skills we use to manage everyday tasks, including:
🧠 Getting started
⏰ Managing time
📋 Organising and prioritising
🔄 Switching between tasks
📝 Remembering things
🎯 Staying focused and completing tasks
🧩 Managing multiple demands
It’s not necessarily about being lazy, unmotivated or not caring.
Someone can really want to get something done and still find it difficult to start, organise or follow through.
Understanding this difference can help us approach ADHD with greater awareness, compassion and the right support.

21/08/2026

💙 Kind Words from One of Our Clients
“We had a very positive experience from start to finish. The team was compassionate, supportive, and made us feel genuinely cared for throughout the entire process.
Communication was excellent, and it was always easy to reach out with any questions or concerns. From booking our appointment to receiving care, everything was handled promptly and efficiently.
The fees were explained clearly, making the process transparent and reassuring. The recommendations and treatment we received were thorough, personalised, and gave us confidence in the care provided.
Overall, we are extremely satisfied with our experience and would highly recommend Precise Clinic to others.”
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Thank you for trusting Precise Clinic with your care. Every family’s journey is unique, and we’re committed to providing compassionate, evidence-based support every step of the way.
🌐 Learn more or book an appointment at: preciseclinics.com

11/08/2026

August is all about preparing for what’s next. 🌿
If you or someone you care about has been wondering whether ADHD or Autism could explain ongoing challenges, now is a great time to seek answers.
Our multidisciplinary assessments provide the clarity, understanding, and personalised recommendations to help you move forward with confidence.
🌐 Visit preciseclinics.com to learn more or book today.

23/07/2026

🌿 Understanding Sensory Differences🌿

Have you ever wondered why one child loves loud music and climbing, while another finds bright lights or certain sounds overwhelming?

Sensory differences are common in autistic individuals and can also be experienced by people with ADHD and other neurodevelopmental differences. Everyone experiences the world in their own unique way.

Some people may be sensory seeking:
🔹 Enjoy movement, spinning or jumping
🔹 Seek deep pressure or tight hugs
🔹 Prefer strong flavours or textures
🔹 Make loud noises or enjoy noisy environments

Others may be sensory avoiding:
🔹 Cover their ears in noisy places
🔹 Avoid bright lights or busy environments
🔹 Be sensitive to certain clothing or food textures
🔹 Become overwhelmed by too much sensory input

Common signs of sensory overload can include:
💙 Increased anxiety or distress
💙 Withdrawal from activities
💙 Difficulty concentrating
💙 Emotional outbursts or shutdowns
💙 Needing a quiet, calm space to regulate

How families can help:
✔ Notice patterns and identify triggers.
✔ Create calm, predictable environments where possible.
✔ Offer sensory tools such as noise-reducing headphones, fidget items, or weighted products if appropriate.
✔ Respect sensory preferences rather than encouraging a child to “push through.”
✔ Remember that every child is different—what helps one may not help another.

Understanding sensory differences helps us create environments where children feel safe, supported, and able to thrive.

20/07/2026

❓ Frequently Asked Question ❓

**Will an autism assessment give us support recommendations?**

✅ Yes.

An autism assessment is about much more than receiving a diagnosis. It is an opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of an individual’s strengths, differences, and support needs.

Following an assessment, recommendations may be provided to help support daily life at home, in education, and within the wider community.

These recommendations can include:

💙 Approaches to reduce anxiety and support emotional wellbeing

💙 Guidance for parents, carers, and family members

Every individual is unique, which is why recommendations should be personalised and tailored to their specific needs and strengths.

Understanding someone’s neurodevelopmental profile can help create the right support, improve wellbeing, and empower individuals to thrive.

📩 Have a question about autism or ADHD assessments? Send us a message—we’d be happy to help.

16/07/2026

💙 Signs of Autism in Girls 💙

Autism can present differently in girls, which is one reason many are identified and diagnosed later than boys.

Girls may develop strategies to hide or “mask” their difficulties, making it harder for others to recognise the challenges they face.

Some common signs may include:

🌸 **Masking**
Girls may copy the behaviour of peers, rehearse social interactions, or work hard to fit in socially, often hiding their true feelings and struggles.

🌸 **Social Exhaustion**
After spending the day navigating social situations, many girls experience significant fatigue, overwhelm, or anxiety once they return home.

🌸 **Intense Interests**
Girls often have strong, focused interests. These interests may appear age-appropriate and therefore attract less attention than more stereotypical autism traits.

🌸 **Internalising Difficulties**
Rather than displaying outward behaviours, girls may experience anxiety, low self-esteem, emotional exhaustion, or feelings of being different.

Why are girls often diagnosed later?

Because many girls learn to mask their challenges, their needs can be overlooked or misunderstood. Increased awareness helps ensure that girls receive the understanding, support, and recognition they deserve.

Every autistic person is unique, and autism presents differently in every individual.

💙 Understanding leads to support.

12/07/2026

The summer holidays can be exciting, but they can also bring changes to routine that may feel overwhelming for some children.

Creating a simple visual routine can help reduce anxiety, provide predictability, and make daily transitions feel more manageable.

Here are a few ideas to try:

🗓️ Use a visual timetable with pictures or symbols to show the day’s activities.

⏰ Prepare your child for upcoming transitions by giving reminders such as “10 minutes until we leave.”

🎨 Include favourite activities alongside everyday tasks to create a balanced routine.

✅ Tick off completed activities to help your child see what they’ve achieved and what comes next.

🌞 Remember, routines don’t have to be rigid. Even a flexible visual plan can provide reassurance and support throughout the day.

Every child is unique, so find what works best for your family. Small changes can make a big difference.

💙 Supporting confidence through structure, understanding, and consistency

08/07/2026

🔍 Myth vs Fact: ADHD

❌ **Myth:** “Children with ADHD are just naughty.”

✅ **Fact:** ADHD is a neurodevelopmental condition that affects attention, impulse control, emotional regulation, and executive functioning.

Children with ADHD are not choosing to be disruptive or difficult. Many are working incredibly hard to manage challenges that others may not see, including:

💙 Staying focused
💙 Following instructions
💙 Managing emotions
💙 Organising tasks
💙 Waiting their turn

When we understand the reasons behind a child’s behaviour, we can move from frustration to support.

An accurate assessment can help families, schools, and professionals better understand a child’s strengths and challenges, allowing the right support strategies to be put in place.

Understanding leads to support. Support leads to success.

04/07/2026

🧩 What is a Neurodevelopmental Assessment?

If you have concerns about your child’s development, behaviour, attention, social communication, or learning, a neurodevelopmental assessment can provide valuable answers and guidance.

At Precise Clinic, our assessments help to build a clear understanding of an individual’s strengths, differences, and support needs.

Why are assessments important?

💙 They help individuals and families better understand their experiences.
💙 They can identify strengths as well as areas where support may be beneficial.
💙 They provide recommendations for home, education, and everyday life.
💙 They can support access to appropriate services and accommodations.

What can families expect?

We aim to make the assessment process supportive and thorough. Our experienced clinicians take time to understand each individual’s unique journey and provide clear feedback and recommendations.

Every person is different, and every assessment is tailored to the individual.

📞 Contact us to learn more about our Autism and ADHD assessment services.

01/07/2026

🌿 Hello July 🌿

As we welcome a new month, we’re taking a moment to celebrate every step forward, every achievement, and every unique journey.

Progress looks different for everyone, and every milestone—big or small—is worth recognising. At Precise Clinic, we remain committed to supporting individuals and families with understanding, compassion, and evidence based care.

Here’s to a month of growth, confidence, and celebrating strengths.

💙 Every mind is unique.
💙 Every journey matters.

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