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Exploring our relationship with the living world through movement, plants and story.
Hi, I’m Korrine.
I'm a writer, herbalist, somatic movement guide and lifelong student of the places we call home.
When I moved to North Idaho in 1999, my relationship with this place began at Lake Coeur d'Alene. Over the years, family river camps, afternoons beside creeks, quiet springs and the plants growing along their banks slowly broadened my understanding of the watershed. People in this community have also helped me learn more about its history and my place within it.
My training in dance and somatic movement, together with years of hands-on work with medicinal plants, has shaped an approach to learning rooted in movement, sensory experience and relationship with place.
Today, that curiosity finds expression through writing, plant immersions, guided movement and storytelling.
Whether we're moving together, sharing tea, exploring a medicinal plant or following a story into the unseen layers of a watershed, my hope is the same: to invite a deeper awareness of the living world and our relationship with it.
Learn more about my background, training, mentors and lineages.
UPCOMING GATHERING
Plant Immersion
An invitation to think with the whole body
Saturday, February 6, 2027
10 AM–12:30 PM - Cougar Gulch
$45 - Limited to 10 participants
On the Lunar New Year, join me for a winter morning of sensory exploration, movement, music and storytelling as we get to know one of our region's native medicinal plants.
Its identity will remain a mystery until the end of our exploration.
offerings
PLANT IMMERSIONS
Plant Immersions are a multi-sensory deep dive into the world of a single wild medicinal plant. Together, we explore the plants growing in the backyards, forests, and public lands of the Inland Northwest, learning through movement, story, observation, and the senses.
MOVEMENT CLASSES
Movement classes invite us to rediscover the body as a place of learning. Whether through WildCore or Somatic Groundwork, each practice offers a different doorway into embodied learning, cultivating greater awareness, adaptability, and a more responsive relationship with the body.
HERBAL TEA
Every Lapis Sky tea blend begins with relationship. Growing and foraging medicinal plants has become an extension of my movement practice, asking me to move at the pace of the seasons, pay attention before taking, and let relationship come before harvest.
CASTOR OIL PACKS
I infuse homegrown and wild-foraged medicinal herbs into castor oil, creating small-batch herbal-infused oils to use with reusable castor oil packs made of organic cotton. This simple practice invites warmth, rest, and a quiet opportunity to care for the body.
“All a person can do in this life is gather about him his integrity, his imagination, and his individuality – and with these ever with him, out front and in sharp focus, leap into the dance of experience.”
― Tom Robbins, Even Cowgirls Get the Blues