Our Kingsteignton hub provides specialist dementia and cognitive health support for people living with memory changes or dementia across Kingsteignton, Newton Abbot and the surrounding area.
Through clinically led day support, Cognitive Stimulation Therapy, small groups, local outings and structured sessions, we help people stay active, connected and independent while giving carers reassurance and family guidance.
Our Kingsteignton hub provides specialist dementia and cognitive health support for people living with memory changes or dementia across Kingsteignton, Newton Abbot and the surrounding area.
Through clinically led day support, Cognitive Stimulation Therapy, small groups, local outings and structured sessions, we help people stay active, connected and independent while giving carers reassurance and family guidance.
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.
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.
Have questions? Our Frequently Asked Questions section provides clear answers to help you get the most out of this article.
