Jonathan Ellerby, PhD

Jonathan Ellerby, PhD

Rev. Dr. Jonathan Ellerby (Dr. Jonathan) is one of the most credible and accessible personalities today who can help people of all backgrounds to bring real change and vitality to everyday life by making timeless spiritual tools and philosophies simple to understand and apply.
 
Some people call Dr. Jonathan "a guide for American spirituality today." Having traveled the world, and earned his Ph.D. in comparative religion, Jonathan has researched, explored, experienced and applied spiritual philosophies and practices in diverse settings, and with people of all faiths as well as none.

As many struggle with integrating the religious traditions of their families into their current life, Dr. Jonathan assists them in finding those places where that tradition connects with and disconnects from their current spiritual beliefs, facilitating much needed interfaith dialogue along the way.
 
As a husband, father, and former business consultant, academic, chaplain and Interfaith Minister, Dr. Jonathan understands the challenges of living a life of balance and meaning in a world of stress and reaction. If you take the time to connect with Jonathan, he'll help you connect with what's most important to you. Dr. Jonathan Ellerby makes spirituality simple.

Dr. Jonathan leads workshops, retreats, guided travel journeys and conducts trainings and speaking engagements. His new book published by Hay House – Return to the Sacred: Ancient Pathways to Spiritual Awakening – helps guide people to a spiritual path that works for them. He unravels ancient, mystical teachings so the light of their wisdom can shine on the problems and experiences people are facing today. Dr. Jonathan also has a new CD set available titled "Your Spiritual Personality: Finding the best practice For you." His goal: to help people leave a life of imbalance and stress behind and find true fulfillment and joy.

Dr. Jonathan is working on a new book entitled, Inspiration Deficit Disorder: The No Pill Prescription to End High Stress, Low Energy, and Bad Habits.