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Life After Separation: Looking After Yourself and Your Family

Join Keystone Law partner Jonathan Day and a panel of family law and therapy professionals for an evening of conversation about separation, family life and navigating change. Together, they’ll discuss ways to look after yourself, support those around you and help your family move forward.
Ahead of the event, you’ll also have the opportunity to submit questions anonymously for the panel to answer on the night, helping to shape the discussion around the topics that matter most to guests.
Date: Thursday 13 August 2026
Time: 6:30pm

SPEAKERS

Jonathan Day  |  Keystone Law, Partner
Jonathan advises clients on divorce, financial disputes and complex relationship breakdowns. Alongside his legal practice, he runs peer support walking groups for people affected by separation, combining legal expertise with a genuine commitment to helping people navigate change.

Tina Harrington  |  Head of Chambers, Barrister
Tina is a leading family law barrister specialising in financial remedy and children matters. Renowned for her expertise in complex, high-value cases, she is known for her practical advice, clear communication and reassuring approach with clients.

Lisa Mendoza  |  Therapist
Lisa supports individuals through life’s challenges, including relationship breakdown, grief, anxiety and major life change. Drawing on both her legal background and counselling experience, Lisa helps people navigate difficult periods with greater confidence, resilience and self-understanding.

Jennifer Raindle  |  Therapist
Jennifer Raindle is a qualified therapist and mindfulness coach who works with adults and young people navigating life’s challenges, from relationship breakdown and family issues to anxiety and loss. Known for her compassionate and practical approach, she helps clients find clarity, confidence and balance during difficult times.

Miranda Seaman  |  Priest
Miranda Seaman is a former family law solicitor and now serves as a priest in the Church of England. Drawing on many years of supporting individuals and families through divorce, separation and disputes involving children, she brings a unique blend of legal expertise, compassion and pastoral care to those navigating life’s challenges.

Paula Carr  |  Psychotherapist
Paula is an accredited psychotherapist and counsellor who works with individuals and couples facing emotional and relationship challenges. With a warm and supportive approach, she helps clients navigate life transitions, improve resilience and build healthier, more fulfilling relationships.

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