Along the Wise Woman Path

"I found myself immersed in a new culture. It is the culture of the wise woman tradition. It is a culture where there is no savior. There is no right or wrong. There is no judgement. It is a culture of expression. It is a culture of attentive listening. It is a culture of deep (deep) nourishment. It is a culture of herbs. Corinna, thank you for giving me this Wise Woman culture and changing my life!" ~Jenny Martineau

Making wild mugwort into herbal vinegar for minerals and flavor

Making wild herb vinegars Jun 05, 2019

salad collected from wild edible weeds from the yard and garden

Eat your weeds: making wild salad with edible wild plants Mar 27, 2019

Corinna Wood, director Southeast Wise Women, on menopausal metamorphasis

Journey to moon-opause: neurogenesis through menopause Feb 01, 2019

sweetener-free coconut oil fudge, delicious and nutritious

Delicious nutritious coconut oil fudge Aug 09, 2018

anise hyssop, a delectable member of the mint family

Anise hyssop ~ a family favorite Jul 03, 2018

Self reflection and healing as a roadmap home to ourselves. Being “emotional” is a natural and healthy response to today’s realities. The patriarchy depends on squelching women's voices. The Me Too! movement empowers women and girls.

A roadmap home to ourselves—empowering ourselves as women Jun 21, 2018

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Bring wild plants into your everyday life with this free guide on 8 wise woman ways

A wild woman is strong and centered in herself. She is connected to her intuition, the truth of who she is. She does not fit into boxes created for her by others. A wild woman is fully alive, connected to nature and the true wildness of the earth. Come cultivate your wild woman...

Based in Corinna's personal experience with the Wise Woman Tradition, this guide provides 8 simple practices for connecting with plants, the earth and yourself. Choose one practice to start with and add more as you go along.

Give me that guide!