Henley Female Network, Breakfast Conversation - with guest speaker, Kate Lloyd

Welcome back to the Henley Female Network! This month proudly sponsored by KJ Smith Solicitors.

Each Fourth Friday of the month, we  provide a supportive and welcoming environment where conversations flourish, connections are forged, and friendships are born. Take time for yourself and come along to expand your personal and professional network as you connect with like-minded women.

Few of us probably anticipate tragedy occurring in our lives. If it does strike though, how well equipped are we to handle it? In May, to tie in with Mental Health Awareness Week, Kate Lloyd of Second Chapter will share part of her family’s story. With rates of mental illness increasing, all of us will be directly or indirectly touched in our lives and Kate believes we could do more to understand and support those battling invisible conditions. Join us to hear some of what she’s learned about the language of mental illness, what’s possible in spite of a diagnosis and re-building life after loss.

We are delighted that this month's event is sponsored by KJ Smith Solicitors

K J Smith Solicitors are delighted to be sponsoring the Henley Female Network and this months’ event. K J Smith Solicitors have had first-hand experience of how the Henley Female Network brings together some amazing women who make long lasting professional and personal relationships.

At K J Smith Solicitors you will find a flexible and modern firm who understands and responds to your individual needs. Our dedicated and caring team always aim to deliver an efficient and professional service with continued support and advice throughout.

We are able to assist in a wide range of family law services including divorce, separation, finances, children matters, domestic abuse, cohabitation agreements, cohabitation disputes and pre-nuptial agreements. As well as dealing with family law matters, we have a fantastic team who are able to assist with Wills, Lasting Powers of Attorney and probate matters.

K J Smith is also honoured to announce its achievement of the prestigious Platinum accreditation from Investors in People (IIP), a significant milestone that underscores its commitment to excellence. Achieving this status places the company among the elite 1% of IIP-accredited organisations, a testament to its dedication to fostering a culture of excellence and innovation.

We are trusted for our expertise and are a recommended firm in the Legal 500, the leading guide to law firms in the UK. Our family team follow the Resolution guidelines to try and deal with matters in an amicable and non-inflammatory way.

We understand that people who have recently separated from a spouse or partner, or who are unable to reach an agreement in relation to their children are going through a particularly difficult time in their lives and their wellbeing and mental health are at the forefront of our minds. This is one of the reasons why we wanted to sponsor this months’ amazing event.

We have offices in Henley, Ascot, Basingstoke, Beaconsfield, Guildford, Newbury, Oxford, Reading, St Albans, Southampton and Winchester and are able to cover the surrounding areas including Abingdon, Bracknell, Gerrards Cross, High Wycombe, Maidenhead, Marlow, Slough and Wokingham.

To find out more information or to book a free consultation with one of our family lawyers please go to our Website. Please do visit and follow us on LinkedIn and Facebook for further information. Alternatively, Stephanie, one of our family solicitors, will be attending the event so please do grab her for a chat or phone our Henley office on 01491 630 000.

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*please note tickets are non refundable but you are welcome to resell at face value if you are no longer able to attend. 

** £5 from the sale of each ticket will be donated to the Chiltern Centre to support their work empowering young people with disabilities to live life to the full.**