movement
medicinal plants
place
Creating experiences that deepen our relationship with ourselves,
the plants around us,
and the places we call home.
Hi, I'm Korrine.
I'm a writer, somatic movement guide, herbalist, and student of the places we call home.
When I moved to North Idaho in 1999, I thought I was getting to know a lake. Over the years, family river camps, afternoons beside creeks, quiet springs, and the plants growing around them slowly introduced me to something much larger—a watershed. Along the way, people in this community helped me see not only the watershed, but my place within it.
That widening understanding of place continues to shape everything I create.
Whether we're moving together, sharing tea, exploring a single medicinal plant, or settling into a guided story, my hope is the same: to help people experience the living world with fresh eyes and a more attentive body.
Learn more about my background.
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Lapis Sky Plant Immersions are a multi-sensory deep dive into the world of one wild medicinal plant. Not just any plant. We focus on the plants growing here in the back yards and public lands of our home - the Inland Northwest.
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I offer a variety of movement practices that focus on natural movement and patterning from the inside out and ground-up.
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Home grown and wild foraged herbal teas meant for nourishing the body and opening the senses to the subtle realm.
Current small-batch blends
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Castor oil has long been used topically in the gentle treatment of menstrual cycle discomfort, impaired digestion, and overworked livers. When applied topically in the form of a "castor oil pack" it deeply penetrates the tissues and helps to soften and move stagnation.
Offerings
“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