Rooting into Yourself
What if women didn't need another vacation...
What if they need permission to play again?
Perennial Roots was born from a shared belief that rest, adventure, beauty, and meaningful connection aren't luxuries to be earned-they're essential parts of a life well lived.
What began as conversations between sisters, toes in the sand and vision boards spread across walls, has grown into thoughtfully curated
experiences inviting women to reconnect with themselves through
joyful movement, intentional rest, meaningful conversation, and
unforgettable travel.
Come as
you are,
leave more
fully yourself
MEET KASEY
The Joy Bringer
If you've ever needed someone to remind you not to take life quite so seriously, you've found her.
After teaching thousands of students, Kasey discovered that women often spend their lives caring for everyone else while quietly forgetting themselves.
She believes play belongs in adulthood just as much as
childhood. She's the creative heart behind the unforgettable details, from thoughtfully curated welcome gifts, to spontaneous adventures that become your favorite memories.
Most of all, she wants every woman who joins Perennial roots to leave feeling lighter than when she arrived.
MEET KORBY
The Grounding Presence
As a licensed trauma therapist, Korby believes healing doesn't always begin with hard conversations.
Sometimes it begins with feeling safe. Feeling seen. Feeling present.
Her passion for trauma-informed care shapes every retreat experience, creating spaces where women can reconnect with themselves without pressure or expectation.
She also believes extraordinary meals are part of
extraordinary healing, ensuring every shared table feels just as nourishing as every conversation.
www.CoreTherapyLLC.com
WHY WE CREATED PERENNIAL ROOTS
We believe...
Joy deserves a place on the calendar.
Beautiful places awaken awe within us.
Movement is freeing.
Meaningful conversations
change lives.
Community is medicine.
Luxurious play isn't an escape from real life. It's how we return to it.
