New Book Now Available

The Body of Money

A Self-Help Guide to Creating Sustainable Wealth Through the Innate Intelligence of the Human Body. 

About the Author

Gayle Colman, CFP®

As a coach, writer, entrepreneur, and financial advisor with more than 35 years of professional experience, I infuse practical financial savvy with integral coaching and spiritual embodiment to bring Somatic Finance to life as an entirely new way of understanding, relating to, and integrating money with our life.

Along with certifications as a CFP® and Master Integral Coach®, I am Certified as a Conscious Relationship Coach through the Hendricks Institute and I am a Certified Teacher in the Gateless methodology. I am a woman, mother, partner, lover, child, sister, writer, volunteer, prankster, guffaw laugher, nature lover, wanna be gardner, and aspiring integrated human who radiates peace, love and joy.

Courses

Explore your money experiences and curiously play with money practices to build new financial muscles.

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Retreats

Dive deep in a small group to transform your money story, in intimate and inspiring multi-day writing and experiential retreats.

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Coaching

Work 1-1 with Gayle in a customized intensive coaching engagement designed uniquely for you.

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Videos

Guided Audio

Guides & PDFs

Somatic Finance Blog

How do you CELEBRATE?

How do you CELEBRATE?

Listen to Gayle reading the blog aloud. Hello Wonderful You, Today, February 7, the day I am writing this message to you, is the birthday of my book, The Body of Money. For days friends and family have asked, how are you celebrating? It’s a natural and simple question....

Money is commonly seen and experienced as a separate part of human existence. Yet money is woven into the fabric of our lives, much like oxygen is woven into the air we breathe. We generally don’t pay much attention to air, but without it we die. It is only when we choose to see money as blended into our life journeys that we can awaken and nourish our relationship with it.

— Gayle Colman