Ness Memory Hubs

Depending on the location, we offer a range of structured support options, including:

• Full-day support
• Half-day options
• Shorter Cognitive Stimulation Therapy (CST) sessions

Each option is designed to support memory, communication and confidence in a small, supportive group setting.

We’ll talk through your situation and recommend the most appropriate option for you and your loved one.

Each location offers a slightly different structure and level of flexibility, so the best option will depend on your circumstances, including where you live and the type of support needed.

No. While many people initially search for a dementia day centre, our approach is more structured and therapeutic.

We provide clinically led support, including Cognitive Stimulation Therapy and measure progress over time to understand the impact of our work.

Cognitive Stimulation Therapy (CST) is a structured, small-group approach designed to support memory, communication and confidence.

It involves guided conversation and themed activities in a supportive environment, helping individuals stay mentally active, socially connected and more confident in everyday life.

CST is widely used and supported by research for people living with mild to moderate dementia.

Yes — if memory changes are becoming more noticeable or are affecting day-to-day life, it’s important to seek advice rather than waiting for things to get worse.

Speaking to a GP is a good first step. Early assessment can help rule out other possible causes and make it easier to understand what support may be needed.

If you’re unsure where to start, we’re here to help you understand your options and find the right support.

We typically support individuals with mild to mid-stage dementia, as well as those who are beginning to experience memory concerns.

This is often the stage where structured support can make the greatest difference, helping people stay active, maintain confidence and remain independent for longer.

No. Many people come to us when they first notice changes in memory or behaviour.

You don’t need a formal diagnosis to access support. We can help you understand what’s happening and guide you through the next steps.

We understand — dementia is an illness, and there may be times when someone doesn’t feel able to attend due to changes in health, mood or confidence.

We aim to be as flexible and supportive as possible, recognising that each person’s needs can vary from day to day. If this happens, we’ll work with you to find the best way forward.

We do have a cancellation policy, but we always apply this with flexibility and understanding, recognising that every situation is different.