Invite Chase Skylar DeMayo to Speak

A personal keynote about near-death experience, joy, laughter, love, and the choice to live fully. Chase shares his own account, including an encounter with someone he understood to be Jesus, with respect for different beliefs. Audience: conferences, faith and community groups, civic events, corporate culture, and the general public. Length: 30 to 60 minutes, with Q&A available. Formats: in person or virtual. What audiences can take with them: a clearer sense of joy and purpose, language for living fully after hardship, and a joyful invitation to Chase the Light in a way that respects every belief.

A program about military culture, disclosure, identity, reintegration, and informed support. Audience: veteran organizations, military families, chaplains, clinicians (educational only), and conferences. Length: 45 to 75 minutes, with a workshop option. Formats: in person or virtual. What audiences can take with them: a deeper understanding of why some veterans stay silent, practical ways to listen without judgment, and credible places to find support. This is an educational conversation grounded in lived experience, not clinical treatment.

A conversation about fear, vulnerability, spiritual transformation, and the courage it can take to share an extraordinary experience after years of silence. Audience: NDE groups, IANDS chapters, podcasts, and intimate community settings. Length: 30 to 45 minutes plus conversation. Formats: in person or virtual. What audiences can take with them: greater compassion for delayed disclosure and a clearer distinction between personal testimony and doctrine.

A program for veteran organizations, military families, chaplains, advocates, and community leaders. Audience: VSOs, family groups, chaplaincy, and community partners. Length: 45 to 60 minutes. Formats: in person or virtual. What audiences can take with them: practical first responses, ways to open the conversation with care, and guidance on when qualified support may help. This is educational and grounded in lived experience, not medical or mental health treatment.

To explore a booking, please use the contact form and share whatever details you have about your organization, event, location, date, audience, format, and budget range. It is completely fine if some details are still taking shape. Chase's speaking is educational and grounded in personal testimony and spiritual interpretation. He is not a medical doctor or licensed mental health provider, and his work is not a substitute for professional care.