Season 3, Episode 7: Welcome to UnBound: The Saybrook Insights Podcast, a proud production of Saybrook University. Saybrook is an online, non-profit, regionally accredited university headquartered in beautiful Pasadena California. Celebrating 50 years this coming year, our humanistic approach to online education has resulted in thousands of alumni the world over advancing the health and well-being of the communities we serve.
My name is Nathan Long, University President and host of this podcast.
Today’s episode features Ms. Julie Konrad, an integrative healthcare ayurvedic practitioner and entrepreneur based out of Cleveland, OH. While Julie is not enrolled at Saybrook, our long-standing twenty year friendship coupled with her success in the Midwest advancing the health and well-being is inspirational, serving as a beacon for all of our students and alumni looking to make a difference in a field ripe with opportunities. My guess is that you’ll learn a few real-world applications from this outstanding human being.
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Visit Julie's Website: Cleveland Ayurveda
Visit Julie and Dr. Dan Ratner's YouTube Channel "Crushing Doubt: (87) Crushing Doubt - YouTube"
About Julie: Julie Konrad is a certified Ayurvedic Health Counselor through the Himalayan Institute and a veteran yoga instructor. Through sharing the wisdom of Ayurveda she is able to help individuals set solid sleep, self-care, diet, meditation and exercise routines that strengthen the body, mind and spirit and allow the body’s own natural healing mechanisms to work. Julie has been a speaker at the Rheumatology Nurses Society, The Cleveland Clinic, Rotary Clubs and schools. She has taught yoga with The Cleveland Indians, The Lake Erie Captains, Case Western Reserve Medical School and she has been the resident yoga instructor for The Cleveland Racquet Club for over a decade. You can find Julie co-hosting Crushing Doubt a new show on healing chronic pain with Dr. Dan Ratner every Thursday on Youtube.