Memory and dementia Support in Exmouth & East Devon

Based in Exmouth, our East Devon hub provides specialist memory and dementia support for people experiencing memory changes, Mild Cognitive Impairment or dementia across Exmouth and the surrounding area.

Through clinically led sessions, Cognitive Stimulation Therapy, small groups and purposeful activities, we help people stay active, connected and independent for longer. Support can begin with shorter Active Minds sessions and develop into half-day or full-day support as needs change.

Our sessions are warm, sociable and enjoyable, while also being carefully structured. Each one has a clear purpose, supporting memory, communication, confidence, movement and wellbeing. Families and carers also receive reassurance, practical guidance and support as they consider what comes next.

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Based in Exmouth, our East Devon hub provides specialist memory and dementia support for people experiencing memory changes, Mild Cognitive Impairment or dementia across Exmouth and the surrounding area.

Through clinically led sessions, Cognitive Stimulation Therapy, small groups and purposeful activities, we help people stay active, connected and independent for longer. Support can begin with shorter Active Minds sessions and develop into half-day or full-day support as needs change.

Our sessions are warm, sociable and enjoyable, while also being carefully structured. Each one has a clear purpose, supporting memory, communication, confidence, movement and wellbeing. Families and carers also receive reassurance, practical guidance and support as they consider what comes next.

Why Families Choose The Ness in East Devon

Clinically led support

Delivered by trained professionals with expertise in dementia and cognitive health, using evidence-based approaches including Cognitive Stimulation Therapy.

Small Groups

Our groups are usually limited to five or six people, allowing more personal attention and a calm, responsive environment.

Flexible support options

Choose from shorter sessions, half-day or full-day support, depending on individual needs

Measurable Support

We review outcomes over time, helping us adapt support as needs change and giving families a clearer understanding of the difference it is making.

Clinically led support

Delivered by trained professionals with expertise in dementia and cognitive health, using evidence-based approaches including Cognitive Stimulation Therapy.

Small Groups

Our groups are usually limited to five or six people, allowing more personal attention and a calm, responsive environment.

Flexible support options

Choose from shorter sessions, half-day or full-day support, depending on individual needs

Measurable Support

We review outcomes over time, helping us adapt support as needs change and giving families a clearer understanding of the difference it is making.

Clinically led support

Delivered by trained professionals with expertise in dementia and cognitive health, using evidence-based approaches including Cognitive Stimulation Therapy.

Small Groups

Our groups are usually limited to five or six people, allowing more personal attention and a calm, responsive environment.

Flexible support options

Choose from shorter sessions, half-day or full-day support, depending on individual needs

Measurable Support

We review outcomes over time, helping us adapt support as needs change and giving families a clearer understanding of the difference it is making.

How It Works

We start with a friendly conversation to understand your situation, what has been changing and the kind of support that may be most helpful. From there, we create a personalised plan, which may include Active Minds, shorter sessions, half-day or full-day support, alongside guidance for families.

Each person joins a small, supportive group at a level that suits their abilities and needs. We review outcomes over time so support can be adapted as circumstances change.

This is what makes The Ness Exmouth different: clinically led dementia and cognitive health support with flexible options for people seeking help earlier, while also providing families with expert guidance and reassurance.

Contact Us

If you’re unsure what support might help, you’re always welcome to talk things through with us. You can call, email or arrange a visit.

FAQs

Have questions? Our Frequently Asked Questions section provides clear answers to help you get the most out of this article.