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

Yarrow in the garden Jun 18, 2015

salad of chickweed, an edible and medicinal wild plant harvested in spring and fall

Chickweed—my favorite salad green Jun 11, 2014

relationships among women sustain us along our journeys

Connecting with your sisters in the Wise Woman Tradition May 31, 2014

Whether you're a gardener, herbalist, hiker, or nature lover, learn to identify poison ivy's 3 leaf structure

Poison ivy - identification, prevention, and jewelweed as an ally Jul 16, 2013

Connecting with a plant ally for edible and medicinal herbal uses

Working with a plant ally for a year Jul 05, 2013

Usnea, an immune enhancing lichen used in herbal medicine, also known as old man's beard

Usnea, an immune-enhancing lichen Jul 01, 2013

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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.

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