Support Professionals
For counselors, mentors, therapists, educators, or volunteers looking to expand your toolkit. You’ve come to the right place.
Eluna is here for you
Supporting youth and families impacted by grief or addiction can be complex and emotionally demanding - especially when you’re balancing care, systems, and expectations. Whether you’re seeking evidence‑informed tools, professional development, or ways to strengthen connection and belonging in the spaces you serve -
YOU ARE NOT ALONE.
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Webinar Spotlight
Watch this recorded 1-hour event delivered on May 1, 2026. Facilitated by Camp Erin Online Manager, Kelly Petersohn, LCSW, this workshop provides youth-serving professionals with a deeper understanding of childhood grief, simple support strategies, and available resources.
“I appreciated having an email that I could forward on to the family that had everything they needed! It saved me a ton of time, and I didn't have to reinvent the wheel.”
“Eluna’s personalized support provided tailored resources that were not only useful for me in my role supporting individuals and families, but also has served as a go-to resource for our school district’s social services & mental health, as well as family engagement departments. The way the information is presented both in English and Spanish is wonderful.”
“I am a volunteer with a non profit organization. We are in constant contact with people in dire need of resources and Eluna has been one of the resources I like to give to families with small children who underwent a huge loss of a loved one. Sarah is AMAZING! any time I have a client or family in need of grief resources she is quick at responding and sending the resources needed.”
Featured Resources
Grief by Age: Developmental Stages and Ways to Help
AGES 0-3 INFANTS/TODDLERS Developmental Stage: During these first two years, children’s development is focused on creating an attachment bond with primary
Books to Support Youth Affected by Addiction in the Family
Books on Addiction – By Recommended Age Understanding substance use disorder and the way it affects those around us can be
Activity: Inside Out – Getting to Know my Emotions
Objective: This activity can be beneficial by creating a fun, safe environment for children to discuss emotions that may be hard