Structured, clinically led support for people living with memory loss, helping individuals stay active and independent, while giving families reassurance and respite. We believe dementia should be actively supported and treated — not simply accepted.
Based in Kingsteignton, we support individuals and families across the local area.
You may be looking for support because memory changes are becoming more noticeable, confidence is declining, or you’re unsure what help is needed.
Structured, clinically led support for people living with memory loss, helping individuals stay active and independent, while giving families reassurance and respite. We believe dementia should be actively supported and treated — not simply accepted.
Based in Kingsteignton, we support individuals and families across the local area.
You may be looking for support because memory changes are becoming more noticeable, confidence is declining, or you’re unsure what help is needed.
Delivered by trained professionals with expertise in dementia, using research-informed methods including Cognitive Stimulation Therapy (CST)
Typically 5–6 people, allowing more personalised support
Purposeful full day sessions with outings, shared meals and therapeutic support, providing routine and meaningful activity
We measure outcomes over time to demonstrate the impact of our support, giving families clear insight into how their loved one is progressing.
Delivered by trained professionals with expertise in dementia, using research-informed methods including Cognitive Stimulation Therapy (CST)
Typically 5–6 people, allowing more personalised support
Purposeful full day sessions with outings, shared meals and therapeutic support, providing routine and meaningful activity
We measure outcomes over time to demonstrate the impact of our support, giving families clear insight into how their loved one is progressing.
We start with a friendly conversation to understand your situation, your loved one’s needs, and the kind of support that may be most helpful. From there, we create a personalised plan, which may include structured day support, Cognitive Stimulation Therapy (CST) and guidance for families.
As support begins, individuals attend in a small, supportive group setting, with a mix of outings, shared meals and afternoon therapeutic sessions. We also measure progress over time, helping us understand the impact of our support and adapt to each individual’s needs.
This is what makes The Ness different — we don’t simply provide care, we actively support and treat the effects of dementia.
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