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The Muir Practice in Giffnock, Glasgow is a first class multi-disciplinary centre specialising in speech and language therapy, occupational therapy and autism assessments for children and adults.

05/04/2026

Individuality is what makes the world a colourful place! 🌈

And we wouldn’t want it any other way!

03/04/2026

Does your child struggle to express or manage their emotions? Do meltdowns or shutdowns feel overwhelming?

This practical 2-hour workshop, led by a Specialist Occupational Therapist or Speech and Language Therapist, is designed to help.

You’ll learn how emotions work, how to support your child in understanding and communicating their feelings, and simple grounding techniques to use in everyday situations.

A supportive session with practical tools, plus the chance to ask questions and connect with other parents.

To secure your place, send us a message or email us at info@themuirpractice.co.uk

01/04/2026

Speech and Language Therapy isn’t just for one stage of life.

It supports people from the very beginning right through to adulthood.

From helping babies with feeding and early communication, to supporting children with speech and language development, and adults navigating communication or swallowing difficulties.

It also plays a big role for those with learning disabilities or developmental conditions.

At its core, it’s all about one thing.

Helping people communicate with confidence and live more comfortably day to day.

To learn more, send us a message or email us at info@themuirpractice.co.uk 🌟

31/03/2026

Some wonderful feedback!

Whether you’re interested to see how we can help yourself, or a loved one, we’re only a call away.

29/03/2026

Our dyslexia assessment is designed to build a clear understanding of a child’s learning profile, while keeping disruption to the school day to a minimum.

It is a structured, multi-step process that takes around nine hours in total.

The process includes:
- parent and teacher consultations
- an initial meeting with your child
- a dyslexia screener
- and a full WIAT assessment covering areas such as reading, spelling, maths and written expression.

From there, we prepare a detailed report, carry out a multidisciplinary team review, and finish with a feedback session to explain the findings and discuss the next steps.

If you’d like to find out more, send us a message!

27/03/2026

Every individual is unique, and autistic traits can present in different ways.

However, there are some more common signs that many people may recognise.

If any of this feels familiar to you and wonder what getting a diagnosis could do for you, why not send us a message!

20/03/2026

For many families, a diagnosis brings clarity and the chance to access the right support much earlier.

Schools and nurseries can better understand your child’s needs, which means support becomes more effective, while your child can begin to understand themselves better and grow in confidence.

It can also help them realise they’re not alone; there are many other children who experience the world in a similar way, helping them feel connected and supported as they grow.

If you’d like to learn more about our autism assessment service, send us a message.

18/03/2026

Dyslexia can feel so frustrating at times! 😵‍💫😅

If you suspect a child or young person is having these types of experiences, message us for details of our dyslexia assessments.

Having an explanation can help soothe a lot of frustrated feelings.

16/03/2026

“From hearing again, to recovering his speech, Fraser began to regain the power to communicate”
Fraser has profound hearing loss and received cochlear implants at the age of seven, but still faced challenges with speech, sentence structure and vocabulary.
Through tailored speech therapy sessions designed around his interests, we worked on building his sentence formation, expanding vocabulary and introducing simple strategies his family could use in everyday life.

Over time Fraser’s communication, confidence and independence grew significantly - helping him interact more comfortably with others and navigate everyday situations with much greater ease.

We’re so pleased to have been able to work with him.

09/03/2026

Join us for our supporting independence in daily life – parent & carer workshop 🌟

A 2-hour workshop for parents and carers of autistic children, led by a specialist Occupational Therapist.

Learn practical strategies to support everyday skills like dressing, toileting, mealtimes and routines while helping your child build independence and confidence.

📅 Thursday 19 March 2026
🕖 7pm – 9pm
📍 The Muir Practice, Giffnock
£40 per person

Send us a message to secure your space!

07/03/2026

Some wonderful feedback from one of our recent parents! 🌟

It’s always such a pleasure to hear how the team have helped.

05/03/2026

Support can make a difference at any age!

Research consistently shows that early intervention is especially beneficial for individuals with speech, language and communication difficulties; helping to build stronger foundations for learning, confidence and everyday interaction.
If you’ve got a question, feel free to send us a message!

Address

Burnfield House, 4 Burnfield Avenue
Giffnock
G467TL

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

Website

http://www.themuirpractice.co.uk/

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