Recovery Project Montréal (RPM) at lululemon Sainte-Catherine

Movement, lived stories and connection at lululemon Sainte-Catherine. Make recovery visible. Support Fondation Jean Lapointe. MAKE RECOVERY VISIBLE. Join Recovery Project Montréal (RPM) at lululemon Sainte-Catherine on November 21 for an evening of movement, lived stories and connection. Created by Shift & Play, RPM exists to make recovery more visible, more human and more connected across Montréal. This first edition brings us together to challenge stigma around addiction and recovery, hear real experiences and make support easier to find. Your ticket includes • A workout led by Heidi Rubin, owner of Infinity Movement • Snacks and time to settle after movement • Honest storytelling and conversation about addiction and recovery • Time to connect with the community and explore support resources • Access to the attendee resource page, with community resources and partner offers and gifts Who is this for? You might be sober curious, in recovery, concerned about your own or someone else's substance use or addictive behaviours, or simply believe recovery deserves to be understood and supported out loud. The evening 7:00 p.m. — Doors open and check-in 7:20 p.m. — Movement led by Heidi Rubin, Infinity Movement 8:05 p.m. — Snacks and a moment to settle 8:25 p.m. — Storytelling and conversation with Natasia Schumacher 8:55 p.m. — Connection and support resources 9:30 p.m. — Event closes Schedule is approximate. Help us raise $5,000 for Fondation Jean Lapointe Ticket proceeds and additional donations support Fondation Jean Lapointe. Want to give more? Add an optional donation alongside your ticket. Can't attend? You can make a donation without purchasing admission. This is the beginning This first edition is the beginning of something larger, with a summer RPM gathering in development. Join us as we build momentum for recovery in Montréal.