Jason Callahan is a dad, a story holder and storyteller, and a spiritual caregiver. He finds sanctuary and community in the boxing ring, his first love. He is passionate about end-of-life culture and its normalization into society at large. He loves cooking, eating, and spending time with his son.
“As a full-time spiritual caregiver in the end-of-life space, I have felt frustrations with the system and had a desire to bridge the gap. In early childhood I became acquainted with death through the losses of many loved ones. It fascinated me, and I always wondered why death seemed to exist on the outskirts of societal life. That curiosity led me to become a chaplain specializing in end-of-life spiritual support. After a decade of doing this within the medical system, I decided the best way for me to support others is to share knowledge and experience with those who seek to be present with and hold the stories of those who are experiencing this sacred time in their lives.”
Jason has more than a decade of experience as an end-of-life caregiver. A board-certified chaplain and cultural architect, he finished his INELDA training in 2022.