​About this event

​This isn't another wellness event telling you to meditate your way to better health. This is about grappling with a healthcare system that wasn't designed for us—and what you can do about it. Join author Rebecca Bloom in conversation with Randi Orava (former international trade attorney, writer, mother, and the founder of Java Fitness) for an evening of grounding, gentle movement, writing exercises, and conversation centered around the ways women can stay connected and mindful on their health journeys.

​Come ready to share over wine and light bites. Books available for purchase and signing. 

​All M.M.LaFleur purchases made during the event receive 15% off. 

​About Rebecca Bloom

​Rebecca Bloom is a Yale College and New York University School of Law educated women’s health, workplace and benefits advocate, storytelling coach, editor and content strategist. A former workplace and benefits attorney, Rebecca advocates for women coast-to-coast, her longest and proudest affiliation with Bay Area Cancer Connections, where she has served as a healthcare advocate, insurance and workplace advisor for women fighting breast and ovarian cancer for over 26 years.

​About Randi Orava

​Randi (nicknamed “Java" for her love of coffee) is a former international trade attorney, writer, mother, and the founder of Java Fitness—a boutique fitness company with a focus on aging strong. Randi is a NASM Certified Personal Trainer and holds numerous other specialist certifications, including Yoga, Corrective Exercise, Fitness Nutrition, Weight Loss, Group Personal Training, Virtual Coaching, and even Zumba. She holds a B.A. in Psychology and French Language and Literature from Boston University and a J.D. from Georgetown University Law Center. 

​About M.M.LaFleur

​​M.M.LaFleur is a New York-based clothing brand celebrating women through thoughtfully designed clothing, personal styling, and engaging content. They are known for introducing the concept of Power Casual—the new way women are dressing for work and life. At the heart of everything they do is the belief that when women succeed, the world becomes a better place.