Devlyn Bohman is a board-certified chaplain and spiritual director offering spiritual care and support at the intersections of grief, meaning-making, end of life, and spiritual crisis. With over a decade of experience in hospital chaplaincy and spiritual care leadership, they accompany individuals navigating grief, serious illness, spiritual transformation, and life’s sacred thresholds.

 

Devlyn holds a Master of Divinity from the Pacific School of Religion, where they were a Dean’s Scholar, and is ordained through The New Seminary in New York following interfaith ministry training. They are trained in clinical herbalism, bringing knowledge of traditional plant wisdom into their work through education and spiritual reflection. Devlyn also holds a certificate in psychedelic facilitation from the University of California, Berkeley, and offers non-clinical preparation, supportive presence and integration support within a spiritual care framework.

 

Devlyn is the first openly non-binary chaplain endorsed by an earth-based spiritual tradition to be board certified by the Association of Professional Chaplains.

 

Rooted in Celtic earth-based spirituality since childhood, Devlyn has been practicing and teaching within their tradition for over 30 years. Their path has also included work as a case manager, substance abuse counselor, and community organizer. They are the recipient of multiple awards for compassionate care and have spoken and taught both nationally and locally on affirming spiritual care, palliative care, end-of-life support, and grief and loss.

 

Their work is grounded in deep respect for the land, drawing upon Irish lineage and the wisdom of the Sinsear—the ancestors. Devlyn approaches each person’s journey with reverence for their inner knowing and inherent capacity for meaning, healing, and connection.