
Tonya Bray
Dharma, business and money coach for women entrepreneurs and creatives
| Hourly rate range | $80 to $140 an hour |
|---|---|
| Focus areas | Purpose and directionLife transitionsStress and overwhelmGoal setting and accountabilityWork-life balanceWomen entrepreneursFinance and profitMoney mindsetBusiness finances |
| Works with | Women, Founders and business owners, Creatives, Executives, Professionals and Neurodivergent adults |
| Also coaches | Business coach, Financial coach and Health coach |
| Sessions | Online |
| Credentials | Integrative Nutrition Health Coach |
| Practice | Your Dharma Adventure |
Tonya Bray is a dharma, business and money coach for female entrepreneurs and creatives. She is a retired professional mountain bike racer and an Integrative Nutrition health coach. In 2000 she founded Mountain Bike Chick, a women's pro team and club that taught hundreds of women to ride. She also works as a business finance consultant and ski instructor. Her coaching ties money, health, purpose and business growth together, and she runs a 12-week somatic money program.
What Tonya helps with
Tonya helps women business owners and creatives set clear goals, work through doubt and blocks, and build steady income while keeping their health and energy up.
- Getting clear on specific goals
- Overcoming doubt, resistance and blocks
- Building steady, sustainable income
- Ending unconscious over-giving with money
- Managing stress and avoiding burnout
- Navigating major life transitions
- Building habits and routines for high performance
- Finding purpose and meaning in work
Who Tonya works with
Tonya works with female business owners and creatives who want to grow their finances, health and success. Her programs also fit executives and professionals who want quick clarity, entrepreneurs growing into their purpose, and people facing a specific challenge or a big decision. She names neurodivergent women in her work.
How Tonya works
Tonya uses what she calls Fueling Strategies to keep the mind, body and soul supported. Her language comes from mountain climbing: Goals are Peaks, the steps are the trail with benchmarks, and doubt is the Crux. Her Pentacle Path is a 12-week private program that uses somatic alignment to change a client's relationship with money. Other programs run weekly or bi-weekly sessions, and meetings happen over Zoom.
Background and qualifications
Tonya raced mountain bikes professionally before she retired. In 2000 she created Mountain Bike Chick, a women's professional team and club, and taught hundreds of women to ride and face their fears. She then moved her focus to overall wellness, including nutrition, habits and goals. She is an Integrative Nutrition health coach and a business finance consultant. She still teaches mountain biking and works as a ski instructor. She has studied yoga for over 30 years and holds many jobs in corporate life behind her.
Tonya Bray pricing
Programs and services
- Pentacle Path, 12-week private somatic money coaching
- Base Camp, 6-week quick start program
- Climb High, 6-month mastery program
- Explorer, 3-call program for one specific challenge
- Payment plans on some programs
Tonya Bray reviews
The CoachVouch take
A retired professional mountain bike racer who now blends somatic money coaching, health and business finance for women.
Best for women entrepreneurs and creatives who want to fix their relationship with money and grow income without burning out.
Common questions
How much does Tonya Bray charge?
Coaching with Tonya runs $80 to $140 an hour. Message Tonya from this page for an exact quote.
What does Tonya Bray help with?
Tonya Bray helps with getting clear on specific goals, overcoming doubt, resistance and blocks, building steady, sustainable income and ending unconscious over-giving with money.
Does Tonya Bray coach online?
Sessions are online.
Is Tonya Bray certified?
Tonya Bray lists: Integrative Nutrition Health Coach.
What is the Explorer program with Tonya?
It is a 3-call program for one specific challenge. The calls cover problem assessment, strategy, and an action plan with accountability.
Does Tonya coach in person or online?
Her coaching meetings are held over Zoom.
How do I contact Tonya Bray?
Send Tonya a message from this page. It's free and takes a minute.
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